there is a wall around vatican city. the pope walking get back talking in general. >> good to see them together having these discussions and that is what this is about. >> the pope's into global warming and pressed him, you got have a big decision about the paris agreement, hope you do the right thing, go in peace. >> the president said i won't forget what you said so we will find out. teresa may, prime minister of england, raised the threat level in great britain to imminent, critical which means an attack is imminent. here she is, saying it more clearly than i just did. >> on the basis of today's investigation, the threat level should be increased for the time being from severe to critical. this means their assessment is not only that an attack remains highly likely but a further attack may be imminent. >> you find out who this guy is a. couple weeks ago he was in libya and might've transferred to syria and people like alan kinsley come his neighbor across the street, there are different people living there the past we

president to meet a pontiff there in vatican city. they've been inside that room for just about 20 minutes from when we saw the door close after the greeting. you don't how long these meetings go, we've seen president trump take far longer in these meetings then whatever scheduled. if there is somebody he develops a report or personal relationship with. who enforces that, how do you say to the president and the pope, you guys have to get up. >> julie: i think they are supposed to end this by 9:30 a.m. local time, they went into this at 8:30, they've been meeting for about 20 minutes. if the meeting should come to a close by 9:30. president trump will eventually be meeting with the italian president, they are under a tight schedule. he has a lot of meeting schedule for today. this was certainly the most anticipated and greatest one, this is the very first time as we mentioned earlier, that a president not only made saudi arabia the first up on his trip, saudi arabia, israel, and now here in rome and the vatica vatican. it's a significa

and early morning, events at vatican city, what were your observations? great to see the vatican, amazing images, to see the president going and meeting with the pope. who would have guessed donald trump would be representing the united states of america, meeting with the holy father. it was a big moment in his life personally, a sobering moment to realize he is on the world stage like this and recognizing this is somebody he can work with even if he disagrees on some social issues, some political issues, the world is a big place and there are dangerous things out there and we need to work together and find common ground. heather: the 13th president to visit the pope. the agenda of his foreign trip you can see where he pointing out different religions, and effort to get along. >> donald trump was not known as a religious person. here he is going on his first international trip, religion and taking in world peace and recognizes it, going to change him. heather: you mention the differences that have been mentioned between the pope, this particular pope, tho

vatican city. st. peter's square. the basilica. all -- i'm sure at any given time of day or night heavily, heavily secured. i'm sure even more so with the president there. >> yes. well, there's been traffic mayhem here in rome because all the areas around the locations that were visited or are being visited by president trump during these two days have been on lockdown. they closed down. there were road blocks everywhere. and rome is already a heavily congested city. but this time of course if you close those areas including the vatican then it becomes mayhem. yesterday i was in a taxi take me here to the vatican and the taxi driver was pretty upset about it and he said oh, why doesn't he just take a helicopter. which you know, he has a point. but obviously there are security issues there that makes it pretty much impossible for the president to run around rome with a helicopter. the security around the vatican have been stepped up anyway during the jubilee year last year and following the terror attacks across europe for the past

we are in the basilica, looking over vatican city. ident who likes pageantry, so walk through what we just saw with the president meeting pope francis. what does it represent? pedantry atlot of the vatican. it is the right place for it, and melania and the pope, and trump, they met the pope in an audience and it was very traditional. she was wearing black, as is their custom and she covered her head slightly, as is the custom. it is interesting because she did not in saudi, and this is a religious authority, so there is a little bit of interest in that. this is a traditional audience. we saw trump smile. the pope, a little bit less. the pope was happy to see him. it is a symbolic gesture. they are being civil with each other. >> and concluding the religious portion of the president's trip, going to the heart of the arab world, it is real, and to vatican city. now, they are going to meet. what are they going to talk about? publicly, they have seen differently, very publicly. >> i think the pope has hinted he is going to tell trump what

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we take a look at vatican city, 8:20 a.m. local time, they are waiting for the president there with the private audience with pope francis. i want to bring you more from the vatican and kristen welker as we delve into this. claudia, i want to begin with you, what can we expect to hear from the president and the pope, especially when it comes to the pope ahead of this meeting that he hopes to find some commonalty. >> reporter: well, i asked that question of the pope about the leader, that seems to be on the opposite on many issues like climate change, and immigration, and the merits of that. and he said i never judged anybody before. i listen to that person and this is his chance to listen to that person. to listen to what donald trump is going to say. he also said he wants to find common ground, find some kind of open door for which he can find some common ideas to discuss. they don't have much time, because they only have 20 minutes really because of what you mentioned, today is wednesday and on wednesday at 10:00 a.m., in ab

different points of view. >> author those just joining us it is 8:47 on a wednesday morning in vatican cityident and first lady and his daughter and husband arrived at the vatican. that meeting has been going about 20 minutes. we do expect it to wrap up. the pope has a busy day. he has a meeting to the general public in about half an hour. what we look to happen in the next seven or eight minutes are the he can change of gifts between the holy father and donald trump. it is expected that the pope will give president trump a book, so it will be interesting how he receives that since he doesn't read a lot. >> president obama, when he first met with the pope he gave the pope a chest of seeds which was a reference to the pope opening up the residence so they got these seeds in a hand crafted chest. it will be interesting what president trump gives to the pope. president obama gave two m commemorative medals and writings. >> these two men went at each other in a >>> i want to bring dave back. in at the time i remember clooerg clearly everybody saying he went after the pope. he will not survive g

city. right now, the vatican is having to do with new york city did. given the recent attack and their recent events in manchester, how did they plan this for a month? they only had days due to extra security, considering the fact that this terrorist attack happened on a monday and here we are on wednesday morning, just a couple of days later, for them to get all their ducks in a row so they would be properly equipped. >> a lot more intelligences being analyzed, emergency response teams are certainly increased in the event that there is an incident, a lot of electronic intercepts are being done, more so because of the incident that happened in england. you see everything getting ramped up. as the president moves on, you are going to see more and more security implemented and a lot of these areas. there's a lot that we won't see. in the city of new york, probably the safest place in the world right now, people will see heavily armed police officers, canine units, it's what they don't see that really brings it security to the city and other places around

on our wednesday morning and that is the scene right now at vatican city. more than 30 minutes ago now. >> yes. >> donald trump went behind closed doors with pope francis for their first one on one meeting. we were expecting it to end maybe around now. maybe a little sooner. but it is continuing, as we are being told by delia and ben, there is no real set schedule here. the meeting will go for as long as the pope sees fit. i guess we are now waiting for the two men to emerge and have this he can change of gifts. of course it is a very significant meeting for donald trump, a man who criticized pope francis during the campaign. pope francis criticized donald trump during last year's presidential campaign as well. >> it's worth reminding our viewers this is not a meeting that was originally on the president's schedule as it was put out that he was going on this foreign tour. he wasn't set to meet the pope. it seems to be pulled together at the last minute, which has made the timing of this meeting somewhat unusual. >> maybe a little awkward. >> awkward. set to

the vatican city. just showing you a live picture right now. that is president trump arriving with marshall. right now, you are looking at it right now. just moments ago meeting pope francis for the first time. you are seeing him right now with a cardinal going into vatican city. president trump. this is part of his first european trip abroad. mr. trump has beened a odds with the pope in the past. there is the pope right there. the two meeting. they have beened a odds over mr. trump's border policies. cher slated to try and find medium ground together. >> live pictures there of pope francis and president trump in the vatican. we will continue to follow this story. our morning newscast begins at 4:30 a.m. >> we will see you then. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- gal gadot. barry manilow.

from there, he goes to israel, vatican city, belgium, and then back to italy.st foreign trip of his presidency, and administration officials are portraying it as a chance for america to reengage globally. it's also a chance for president trump to get away from mounting controversies at home. for more, we turn to ian bremmer, president of eurasia group, and michael hanna, a senior fellow at the century foundation. >> they're going to treat him very well and do their very best to focus on the issues on hand, whether it's about better security cooperation or major arms deals or showing that we're just good partners and good allies. they'll help to make trump look more presidential. i think that if trump can come away with not just those trips but the whole nine days looking like he's actually engaging in foreign policy as the president of the united states, the trappings, the context will actually be much more of a win than anything he could be accomplishing back in the united states. >> rose: more than the saudi government, he's also going to see there a lot of l

he goes to rome and the vatican city may 24, brussels may 25, then sicily 26 and 27 for the annual g7mit. haidi: thank you so much, wrapping it up. looking ahead, the director general of the wto says trade numbers in 2017 will be higher than 2016. we will take a look at why he excelled. ♪ betty: aberdeen asset management joins us to see how weak wages me -- affect australia's outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ down toe are counting the sydney open on monday morning. you choose are trading solidly higher, up half a percent, less than two hours away as we mentioned. this is looking back at strong gains, ending a chaotic week here in the u.s. it did end in a high note. i am betty liu new york. haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. we are starting off on a high note with australia. we have seen futures looking sort of good in the sydney open. onthe previous session friday we saw lower seven -- finish when it came to on the stocks. they were down, a large part of the commodity story and the turmoil in the u.s., the s&p closing a little lower of 0.2% my butt looks like a positive stock for the asian

his eight—day trip will take on israel, the palestinian territories, brussels, the vatican city and sicilyjulian assange says it is a personal victory that sweden has shelved a rape investigation. he says his legal conflict with britain in the us continues. those voters in iran's presidential elections will be pleased they have been extended. more than a0 million votes have been cast. coming up at ten, a full round—up of the day's news. first, it's newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch with me samira ahmed. coming up: the party manifestos are all out. how well has the bbc done on explaining their policies fairly and impartially? and, are we hearing too many random opinions from not always well—informed voters? with the main parties publishing their offers to voters, this week has seen the general election campaign in full swing. the bbc‘s political editor laura kuenssberg was on hand and on air with her analysis. here she is on thursday reporting on the conservatives‘ proposals, and first on tuesday reacting to labour's manifesto. and remember not so long ago in 2015 ed miliband made a

and what comes next. >> good morning or good afternoon to you from outside of vatican city in rome. we can report that relationships between the united states and vatican are just fine after a meeting between president trump and pope francis. despite the fact there were some bumps along the road during the campaign trail. you remember famously when the pope said it wasn't christian to build walls instead of building bridges. the two leaders spent a half hour together two of them with their interpreters. the meeting was very cordial. they had a good bilateral relationship. peace was a big topic of discussion, specifically about the middle east and in particular the need to protect christians given everything that is going on over there. meeting with the prime minister, the president said he had a great meeting with pope francis. listen here. >> he is something. he is really great. we had a fantastic meeting. we had a fantastic tour. it was really beautiful. i'm liking italy very much. the prime minister and everybody. we're liking italy very much and an honor to be with the pope. >> t

he will go to vatican city and we'll track all this. let's get to our channel to talk about what we're learning about this terror attack that has transpired. paul is with us, mike baker is here as well, david ross and paul to you first. you're so dialed in with all of your sources on this. we know there is the arrest of a 23-year-old. we know there is an apparent suicide bomber. neither of them have been identified. what are you learning? >> well, what we do know is that british investigators think they have identified the suicide bomber. they're working to confirm that information. but i was going to give them a big step up here in this investigation in terms of trying to figure out if this individual has other coconspirators out there. so if there is a terror network behind this atrocity, if there is that, it would be very concerning because other members of that network could move forward. there may be a bomb maker out there. so we have seen a number of terrorist attacks involved in the west since 9/11 where there has only been one i

in vatican city, 1000 extra officers are on duty today and yesterday, and unattended bag was found near the vatican causing chaos, but it did not contain any explosives. >>> the president faces new questions about involvement into possible ties with russia. he asked two top intelligence officials to deny there was collusion with russia. as seth lemmon reports, they refused. >> reporter: the director of national intelligence arrived to testify for the senate today. cbs news confirmed a washington post report that the president asked coats and nsa director, michael rogers, to publicly deny the existence of any evidence of collusion as part of the fbi investigation of russian interference in the 2016 election. >> on this topic and other topics, i don't feel it's appropriate to characterize discussions and conversations with the president. >> democrats that it's more evidence that president donald trump is interfering in the investigation. >> white house seems to have little respect for the principles of rule of law. >> reporter: on the other side of capitol hill, the house intelligence com

. >>> today president trump was in vatican city. the white house says they discussed terrorism and the radicalization of young people during their meeting today. the two leaders with different views of the world pledged to work together for peace around the world. >>> high temperatures today and they are not all that high. fairfield 75, santa rosa 65 these are the highest. around the bay we were in the 80s. significant cooldown brought to us by a low pressure center. this is increasing the cloudiness and high clouds pushing across the central part of the state. the fog will stick around at least for the next couple days in the form of low clouds. in terms of low clouds throughout the bay area counties. it will definitely be a cooler pattern taking us through friday. right now it is 67 in fairfield and yesterday we had the massive cooling around the bay. these inland bay valleys getting soft with a big cooldown. -11 degrees in livermore. you see there running about 1000 feet. the fog is getting over those hills. the marine layer is d

well, this morning president trump visited vatican city to meet with one f his harshest critics, pope francis. it was the first time the leaders had met. mr. trump was accompanied by his wife melania, daughter, ivanka, and son-in-law jared kushner. during his campaign, mr. trump and the pope had exchanged rhetoric. the pope had said a person who only thinks about walls is disgraceful. >>> and the british prime minister s the manchester bomber was not acting alone. salman abedi was known to security forces before the attack. the terror threat in brittain is at its highest level following a bombing at a ariana grande concert. prime minister theresa may warns another threat may be imminent. front pages in the united kingdom uses the picture of the youngest of the victims, the 8-year-old girl. not seen, the face of the suspected suicide bomber. teri okita with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. they say it's likely the bomber did not act alone and that's why we'll be seeing increased security across the uk. british prime minister theresa may raised the

from there it's to isreal and the west bank followed by vatican city and that continues on to globalsummits in both belgium a belgium. rod rosenstein made a return visit to capitol hill. he briefed house members behind closed doors on the russia investigation and the comey firing. one lawmaker described it as frustratingly cautious. in a briefing yesterday senators say rosenstein reveal the decision to fire comey was made before he wrote a letter critical of the fbi director. president trump's first foreign trip comes at the end of the week for his administration. the administration is hoping i assume that this trip will provide a break from the entire russia investigation and the enormous fallout over the comey firing, but how likely is that? >> certainly these problems are not going away. there's now a special counsel overseeing the russia investigation. the president still has to choose a new fbi director. someone that is sure to be viewed skeptically by democrats. basically no matter who he names. but a number of donald trump's allies are encouraging him to sort of see this speci

the when will wind trip begins in saudi arabia includes stop in israel, rome, vatican city, belgium and sicily. he returns to the u.s. next weekend. michelle: former congressman anthony weiner could face prison time after he pleaded guilty to a sex offense today. he admits sending sexually explicit photos and text messages to a 15-year-old girl. weiner wept as he pleaded guilty to single count of transmitting obscene torel a minor. he will -- obscene material as a minor. he will be sentenced in january. jonathan: japan is preparing for a emperor to abdicate. the emperor wants to retire next year but there is no law for abdocation. today the cabinet changed that. it will be the first >> at first it's a look at not my job. but it's no laughing matter. jonathan: this gag ended up with a person in the hospital and another surrendering i need the phone that's where i happen to be... i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i ca

then the president will go to vatican city.to headquarters in belgium and end his trip in sicily. and president trump attended several events with the king of saudi arabia. he signed a multibillion dollar arms and economic deal with saudi arabia. more on what's ahead. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady received a royal welcome in saudi arabia. it's the first stop on the president's four nation tour across the middle east and europe. the first day was packed with regal pageantry. president trump received a gold medal. the kingdom top civilian honor. mr. trump will use a nine day partnerships to fight isis and grow the u.s. economy. agreed to invest $200 billion in u.s. infrastructure projects. >> hundreds of billions of dollars of investments into the united states and jobs. jobs. jobs. so i would like to thank all of the people of saudi arabia. >> but the proposed travel back and immigration policy have rattled allies in muslim countries. itst a topic he's expected to address during meetings. interest in investigat

the president visits israel and meets with pope francis in vatican city before heading to nato and g-7 meetings. watch continuing coverage of the president's trip. in his weekly address the president gives us a preview of his first overseas trip. david cicilline gives his reaction and talks about the democratic agenda. trump: my fellow americans, a new optimism is sweeping our country as we return power from washington and

we want to take you live to vatican city. a wide thought there, but we do have the pope there sitting in the middle, i do believe. now, earlier, there was a meeting, and there was a gift exchange. and we know at this point that the president gave the pope several books by martin luther king jr. so some video from earlier. and you know the pope also gave president trump a medal created by an artist and said is this a symbol of peace. also the first lady and president's daughter ivanka trump and son-in-law, jared kushner, they were there as and now they are heading to the sistine chapel. this is president trump's first trimp of t trip of the year. they're also going to brussels. >>> back at home, the russia investigation is heating up. coming up news4's tracie potts will have details one week after a special counsel was named. >>> now, total latest on the manchester bombing. land marks around the world went dark in signs of solidarity and to honor the 22 people killed. take a look. the lights were out in rome at the colosseum.

the president visits israel and meets with hope francis in vatican city before heading to nato and g-meetings. in his weekly address the president gives us a preview of his first overseas trip. david cicilline of rhode island delivers the democratic response and gives his reaction to the special counsel for the russian investigation. he talks about the democratic agenda. >> my fellow americans. i begin my first trip overseas as president. a trip with historic significance for the american people. i will be visiting with leaders in many countries to strengthen old friendships, and unite the civilized world in a fight against terrorism.

. >> president trump visited the vatican arriving in vatican city today with wife, melania trump, daughter ivanka trump and her husband. he presented the pope with a first set of martin luther king, jr work and an engraved stone. pope francis gave the president a medal featuring an olive branch and gave mr. trump a copy of his 2016 letter on the environment and climate change. following the vatican visit, president trump traveled to brussels and will have lunch with the newly elected president macron on thursday and meet with nato and european officials. >> we will bring you president trump's meeting next. and remarks from secretary of state tillerson. after that, treasury secretary benson testifies about the president. law enforcement officials testify about the ms-13 street gang. >> c-span, washington junior is live every day. coming up thursday, denny heck will discuss the latest in the investigation of possible russian interference in the u.s. election. and francis roony is with us to talk about president trump's meeting with european officials and members of nato and g7 countries. be

mexico but the president's foreign voyage spending nine days will take him to the middle east, vatican city, belgium and italy for meetings with some of the world's most significant leaders. this will present the president with his first real test of multilateral engagement on a host of security defense, diplomatic, religious and economic issues. that reporting from the u.s. news and world report. meanwhile at home, president trump reacting to robert muller being named special counsel in the rush investigations, tweeting this is the single greatest witchhunt of a politician in american history. a couple hours later, another tweet with all of the illegal acts that took place in the clinton campaign and obama administration. there was never a special counsel appointed. the firing last week of james comey as fbi director will be part of what robert muller will investigate. a special counsel this afternoon, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein briefed senators on his firing.

in vatican city face-to-face with the leader of 1 billion catholic, all ice on this meeting after pope francis took on candidate trump's immigration policies including that u.s./mexico border wall. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: the people's pope believes in addressing climate change, welcomes refugees and preaches for bridges between countries. the pontiff saying anyone who wants to build a wall to keep out foreigners is not a christian. during the campaign, trump, of course, fired back. >> a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: heightened security across rome in saints peter's square and unattended bag briefly caused concern but nothing found. a tour of the sistine chapel and a meeting with the president of italy later today. the president heads to belgium for tomorrow's nato summit. diane and kendis. >> things will only intensify there once he gets to belgium. kenneth, thank you. >>> excuse me, there are some new revelations from the former head of the cia in the trump/russia probe. >> john brennan said he didn't have enough inform

his eight—day trip will take on israel, the palestinian territories, brussels, the vatican city and sicily. those voters in iran's presidential elections will be pleased they have

we got sort of blindsided by this invitation from the musica sacra festival in vatican city, and i was the first american composer ever invited, so the invitation included a live broadcast on italian tv

steve: john roberts live in vatican city. also breaking on this wednesday morning. a fox news alert. three more people have just been arrested in connection with the manchester massacre as britain braces for the potential of another terror attack. brian: we're learning about the kill his or her turned arianna grande concert into a blood bath. he was a known isis fanatic. ainsley: greg palkot is live in manchester where the guy lived with brand new details. good morning, greg. >> hey, folks, that's right. we have new developments in the last hour as you just noted. our sister network sky news arrested three other people in possible connection to this attack. they found them in homes in the southern part of this city. and the other development new figures on the brutality of this attack along with the 22 killed. we now know that 64 people remain hospitalized in this area. 20 remain in critical condition. and many of those sadly are young people. we heard a very dramatic message from prime minister theresa may last night. she says that a new attack could be possible an

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after may 24, rome and vatican city and meets pope francis here it you will remember that president trumpthe pope's criticism of him trying to build , border wall was disgraceful so will he mend ties with the pope here? you can imagine that he might want to say something so direct to the pope, but then again he has set a lot of things, so may 25 goes to brussels where he visits the european union headquarters, and he will have dinner with 20 heads of state to there. he has said that nato was obsolete, but last month, he said it is no longer obsolete, so changing tack their, and he in six trip insidiously at the g-seven summit. >> quite a trip. thank you so much. one feature on the bloomberg we would like to bring to your attention is our interactive tv function. yes, you can find it, type in tv to watch us live and see previous interviews and dive into any of the securities are bloomberg functions that we talk about. pretty cool. you can become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . th

president trump was in vatican city during this mornings debate meeting with the leader of the catholic church. the white house says they discussed terrorism and the radicalization of young people during their meeting at the vatican. they have very different views and pledge to work together for peace around the globe. >>> police and the east bay would like to have surveillance cameras in strategic parts of town. even though an affluent community the city cannot afford the camera so what might be a first residents are trying to help by coming up with the money themselves. our reporter spoke with residents and the police chief. >> reporter: you might think the town could afford more than this one surveillance camera, but apparently that's not the case. the police chief wants five more cameras that cost $60,000. >> the city does not have the money to spend on this project. >> reporter: residents have launched a fundraising campaign to pay for through the foundation. so far they have raised $9000. >> it says they want to preserve the character and the feel and this campaign is considered t

he got a message from the pope in the vatican city the other day meeting with him. he gave him a book on climate change. clearly here in europe, he is facing pressure from european counterparts at the g7 to do something with the paris accord. i have been told there are no significant developments that we are anticipating regarding the paris accord for the remainder of this trip. in fact, there will be no more press evidence with the exception of this briefing this afternoon. i can also tell you it has been somewhat of a different response that the europeans have given president trump on his first international trip, compared to response he got in saudi arabia. earlier, i went to a briefing with a european president who said that he was impressed with president trump's tough this and that europe should be tough, even brutal. are somee scenes there of easements going on to try to win over president trump but clearly some key differences have emerged. two words standout today, very bad. these are the words that president trump used when he talked about germany flooding

he goes to islam, vatican city, belgium, and back to italy.reign trip of his presidency. administration officials are for training -- portraying it as a chance for americans to engage globally. is also a chance for president trump to get away from mounting controversy at home. we turn to ian bremmer and michael hanna. welcome.

earlier today while in italy, president trump met with the pope in vatican city. the president wrote on twitter... your wife has been nominated to be ambassador to the vatican. >> yes, she has. as a girl who grew up in the church, she is amazingly excited by it. >> sean: i want to talk about this foreign trip. i want to talk about the limited legislative days left. to get health care done. i think have to get the economyy done and at least the wall funded. those three things will be pivotal in 2018. >> they ought to try to get infrastructure. the number one goal of the trump presidency at home has to be jobs. you have to fix the health system so it's not killing jobs. the tax codes so it's not killing jobs and you need anes infrastructure bill. if you ask my advice, those would be the three goals. let's start with the trip. that's phenomenal. he will probably see 85 liters by the time the trip is over. he had 58 in riyadh, saudi arabia alone. the biggest gathering of sunni leadership. the speech was so powerful. equivalent of reagan's west minister speech. i think

>> the pope and the president meeting behind vatican city in st. peter's basilica exchanging gifts.e pope books, including a book with the first writings by dr. martin luther king. the pope and then giving the president books on family, gospel, and here is where it gets interesting -- on environment. the environment is one of the key areas of differences on a policy standpoint between the president and the pope, who has been outspoken as an environmentalist. publicly, bring up, their differences on capitalism and immigration. >> president trump is in brussels today meeting with european leaders as part of an eight-day overseas trip. he has been talking about fighting terrorism in saudi arabia, jerusalem. leaks a problem with coming out of the investigation for the manchester bombing. tell us what theresa may will say. >> theresa may will be raising exclusiveof the bbc's reporting that manchester authorities have stopped sharing intelligence with the united states surrounding that terror attack because of leaks coming from the u.s. to members of the media. candidly i've spoken with f

from here he will have a meeting with pope francis in vatican city.he first portion of the trip looking to highlight religious tones as he looks to pay that and reset the concerns of these nations and religious leaders that they have with him from the campaign. he will go to brussels after that to attend the nato summit and in sicily, italy, to attend the g-7 meeting. are watching benjamin netanyahu waiting for the president to arrive. to tolus.jump over even as these things are going on now, there's a budget in the united states. what are we expecting? this is the first time the president is putting out a budget for the full 10 years where we are expecting to see major cuts to domestic spending. social safety nets will be on the chopping block as the president tries to spend more money on defense. we saw a version of this a couple of months ago when he put out the skinny budget. this will be the full deal and an opportunity to balance the budget in 10 years. david: we are watching president trump and his wife greeting the prime minister of israel and

. >> he can write that from vatican city. >> beautiful writing studies in the vatican.ent to the list of giant challenges facing the house speaker paul ryan and his leadership team. this past week was a boiling point for veteran house republicans. moat home avoid willing town halls because of constituent anger over health care and the comey firing, asked to comment on another presidential tantrum and tweet storm. the more republican retirements the better the democratic odds of retaking the house next year and those who track the gop pulse say the talk of packing it in because of trumphaustion is spiking. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. catch us weekdays here at noon eastern as well. up next, "state of the union" with jake tapper. have a great sunday. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting a

president trump meeting with pope francis in vatican city. he is scheduled to leave rome within the hour and head to brussels to meet with nato allies. here at home e the russian investigation is heating up. the former director of the cia testifying before congress. saying contacts with russian operatives and americans were real and warrant investigation. >>> we are following breaking news. british authorities say the man behind the deadly terror attack in manchester was known to authorities. the terror alert in the uk this morning is critical. meaning authorities believe another attack could be imminent. let's get the latest details from clarissa ward live in manchester. what is the latest, clarissa. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the terror threat has not been at the level of critical in nearly a decade. the last time it happened was in 2007 when a man tried to ram his flaming car into the doors of scotland's glasgow airport. this is a serious situation here. we are learning three more individuals have been arrested in conjunction with

president trump meeting with pope francis in vatican city.e within the hour and head to brussels to meet with nato allies.

>> the pope and president meeting behind me and vatican city, exchanging gifts.pope books, including a book with some of the first writings by dr. martin luther king. the pope giving the president books on family, gospel, and here's where it gets interesting, on environment. the environment is one of the key areas of differences from a policy standpoint between this president and the pope, who has been outspoken as an environmentalist. he did not bring up publicly their differences on capitalism as well as immigration. >> president trump is in brussels today meeting with european leaders as part of his overseas trip. the president is talking about fighting terrorism. he will be talking to nato about that. at the same time, he has a problem with the leaks coming out on the investigation on the manchester bombing. tell us what theresa may will have to say to him. >> theresa may will be raising the issue of the bbc exclusive reporting that manchester authorities in the u.k. have stopped sharing intelligence with the united states surrounding that terror attack becau

pope francis meets with president in vatican city on ma.ers differing on issues like immigration and climate change says he will keep an open mind about the president in case you are wondering, emma and noah topping the list of the most popular baby names in 16 according to the social security administration. sh i'm marianne lafferty, now back to the greg felt show. for your latest headphones go to box news .com beans. [laughter] another week, another batch of videos of airline passengers slugging the crap out of each other. [laughter] i know this because of all the clever puns made by our friends a x)pb=]rd skies.riendly well, to the unfriendly skies -- >> over the unfriendly skies -- >> the skies continue to be unfriendly. [laughter] >> and look at the incredibly unfriendly skies. [laughter] greg: one man on a southwest flight attacked another guy while pulling into a gate at a california airport. he was a arrested for misdemeanor battery. at the fort lauderdale airport, you probably saw this 13 times already, between angry spirit -- i li