but the vatican isis not so su, so the church is now investigating the authenticity of these visions.cs who are visiting here, though, are convinced. >> i h have been praying to te virgin mary to help me cure my left leg. i had polio when i was very young. damien: ildar dadin has spent

but the vatican isis not so su, so the church is now investigating the authenticity of these visions. catholics who are visiting here, though, are convinced. >> i h have been praying to te virgin mary to help me cure my left leg. i had polio when i was very young. damien: ildar dadin has spent the last year-and-a-half in a russian prison in siberia, and all because he staged peaceful anti-government demonstrations in moscow. but he didn't even organize a crowd to protest. rather, he stood there, quietly, on his own, holding a sign. no violence, no crowds, and no chanting. just one man standing alone. but t because of that,t, he wast to jail, where he says he has been tortured. now his wife is also standing out in the cold on her own, this time at the prison gates, waiting and hoping desperately for his release. our reporter birgit virnich decided to wait with her. birgit: this is gulag country. rubtsovsk in siberia. 5000 prisoners are held in this penal colony. for days, anastasia has been waiting in t the icy cold for r husband, ildar dadin, to be released. his convictition has been

now isis, the so-called islamic state did put a picture of the vatican on the cover of its magazine with the flag of isis flying on top of the obalist that is in the middle of st. peter's square. so it's clear that isis wants to attack rome, in fact, the big objective looks to be theirs. that is all propaganda. in fact, donald trump was helping to propagate that propaganda by making these kind of tweets. is he going to defend the vatican from terrorism? is he any better than say, defending the arena in manchester? no, i don't think so, what he wants to do is equate refugees and the terrorist acts and the pope will not accept that. >> and we want to bring in our analysts, steven, watching the coverage here knowing we're about ten minutes into this private audience with donald trump, president trump and pope francis. they're half way there. you have to be a fly on the wall to know what they're talking about and knowing the outcome of this meeting so far. >> you know what i think is most interesting so far from me and having watched carefully all of the meetings that donald trump has had wi

time responded quite dramatically, calling it a "disgrace," and he later warned the vatican that if and when the isisattacked by pope will want donald trump in the white house. so this is all about putting those barbs behind them. when i met this morning shortly looked:30 a.m., the pope a little bit uncomfortable. mr. trump was smiling and was very enthusiastic, telling him what an honor it was to meet him. they met privately for 30 minutes. then he seems more relaxed and smiling. the pope had a good exchange ia, asking her what she cooked for dinner. the vatican said they reached liken ground on issues freedom of religion, protecting life, and working for peace, particularly in the middle east and safeguarding christians there. in like freedom of a cryptic statement,e vatican actually says it is hoped that the u.s. government and the catholic church will continue to work on big issues affecting the u.s., including , andtion, health assistance to migrants, so a bit of a warning ahead of the release of the u.s. budget, expected next week. rochelle: the talks seemed to go off quite positively, but when

trump replied on facebook, if and when the vatican is attacked by isis which is everyone knows is isis trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president because this would not have happened. no leader should have the right to question another man's religion or faith. however, just before the meeting, pope francis tweeted dialogue allows us to plan for a future in common. through dialogue we build peace taking care of everyone. >> let's talk about this. joining us now is anne thompson covering the vatican. ayman brings up the contentious relationship up until now. how frank do you believe the po pope was in the 28-minute closed-door meeting? >> the pope is a shrewed politici politician. i likes to read people and figure out where they can connect. i think that's probably what he did in 28 minutes. it is very short period of time. i was on the papal plane when the pope made the remarks about someone who thinks about building walls all the time is not christian. he was careful not to direct them at any one person. then ca

. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which, as everyone knows, is isis' ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would only have wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> the pope should have prayed. well done, mr. trump. joining me right now is matt, chairman of the american union and congressman smith. congressman smith, we're getting all kinds of information about mr. trump, people now being investigated for cover-up. we've got someone inside the white house, someone close to the president. we're not supposed to know his name yet. maybe we can imagine who it is. someone very close to the president, perhaps in his family. who knows. then we have a lot of stuff going on with the president admitting to the russians he's meeting with and saying, you know what, i got rid of this guy comey, the fbi director, because he was investigating me. there's something that smells in the third world in this whole thing. your thoughts? >> i think it's a terrible situation. one of the thin

then candidate donald trump responded if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, i can tell you thell wish and prayed that donald trump would have been president. ben noted there were some tweets after this. these two men together have 40 million follows between them. very, very popular. joining us now from rome, john allen. john, thanks so much for being with us. take us inside these meetings with the pope. what goes on when a world leader, particularly one who may have had some pickly history with the pope, what happens when they are in a room together? >> first of all, the situation this morning was to some extent unprecedented, which is a hard word to use when you are covering an institution that has more than 2,000 years of history behind it. but in this case it was the first time the pope called out an american presidential candidate on the campaign trail, calling them not a christian. so there was a certain fence mending exercise that had to go on here this morning. but on the other hand there is kind of a formula to this. this is the 30th time an american president has met a

vatican. they had a productive conversation about isis and other terrorist groups protecting religious liberty and numerous other issues. the president and first lady were incredibly honored by the visit to the president to the nato summit in brussels where he boldly stood up for american taxpayers and our common defense by calling another nato countries to pay their fair share delivered with all nato countries. hard-working americans saw a leader in their security on international stage. the president urged nato to adapt an alliance to more effectively combat terrorism. later in the meeting the member states unanimously agreed on those two priorities and secretary-general was extremely complementary of the present work to strengthen the alliance by getting member states to increase their contributions. finally the president traveled to the summit in sicily where he and other leaders promoted better prosperity and security for each other countries. those meetings were marked by outstanding success that we see reflected in the communiquÉ that was issued. they include a strong statement the g7 n

trump expanded on that in a facebook post, writing in response to the pope, if and when the vatican is attacked by isisne knows is isis's ultimate trophy, i promise the pop would wish and pray donald trump would have been president because this would not have happened. however, yesterday before the meeting pope francis tweeted dialogue allows us to plan for a future in common, through dialogue we build peace, taking care of everyone. >> let's bring back anne thompson. laughing about the pizza comment. obviously the pope has a sense of humor. >> he does. >> what do you feed this guy. >> he has a great sense of humor, it is one of the disarming things about him. he is pope, leader of the catholic church, $1.2 billion people, yet he has that ability to make people laugh. it's a very different kind of charisma. people that meet with donald trump privately, told this bombastic loud person you see in front of the cameras is very, very charming one on one. pope francis is a very humble person. his charisma i think is in his authenticity, if you will, and that draws you in. so it is kind of fascinating to thin

. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which, as everyone knows, is isis' ultimate trophy,ise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been present for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> what a difference an election makes. joining me is tara palmieri and also joining us on the phone, john allen, editor of "the crux" and author of "the francis miracle." thanks to both of you for being here. there are reports that the pontiff left quite an impression on the president and that the topics of terrorism, the paris accord came up. john, when the president clearly said to the pontiff that what he had said made a big impact on him, what do you think that could have been? >> well, i think actually from president trump's point of view, this meeting probably went about as well as he could have envisioned. frankly, if he had scribbled out the outcome on a cocktail napkin with a pen, which would be in character for this president, i don't think you could have envisioned a better outcome. first of all, the chemistry

our producers pointed this out that on the trail, then candidate donald trump said that if isis attacks the vatican, the pope would wish donald trump was president. that gives you some color and texture. >> meghan: and he talked about the wall because pope francis was highly political of the border wall. president trump said you have a wall that protects vatican city. >> lisa: one thing this trip highlights as well, if you guys remember during the campaign, president trump was someone hillary clinton told us couldn't be trusted with the nuclear codes. so far we've seen a commander in chief that has shown results against our enemies, whether it's syria, north korea, even on this trip, sending a message by going to saudi arabia first. the last time president obama was there, the king didn't meet him at the airport, yet we see american flags lining the street when he arrives. this says we are with you, but also going to saudi arabia to israel, to countries that have no diplomatic relations as well. sending that strong message to our allies israel that we are with you as well. this is a president that

vatican. they had a productive conversation about combating isis and other terrorist groups, protecting religious libertliberty and other issues. the president and the first lady were honored by the visit. he then attended the nato summit in brussels where he boldly stood up for american taxpayers in our common defense by calling on other nato countries to pay their fair share on a speech delivered with the leaders of all nato countries present. hard-working americans saw a leader represent them in their security on the international stage for the president also urged nato to adapt the alliance to more effectively combat terrorism. during the meeting the member states agreed on those two priorities in the secretary general was complementary of the presidents were to dramatically strengthen the alliance by getting member states to increase her contributions. finally the president traveled to the g-7 summit in sicily where he and others discussed how to promote prosperity for the countries. those meetings were marked by outstanding success we see reflected in the communication issued. they include

the vatican in paris very specifically targeted by isis. there was a plot back in 2004 to attack in london. so because of the conditions you correctly laid out, it makes it an appealing target for terrorists because you've got high concentration of people, very hard to protect from the kind of attack of people leaving exits and leaving all together at one time, very easy to cause panic. and i think that's what you're seeing take place in manchester last night. >> robin, a garn walker told sky news he looked on the ground and saw, quote, metal nuts all over the floor. what does that tell you? >> well, again, it suggests potentially some kind of nail bomb, that's the kind of bomb used for maximum impact, cause maximum damage, maximum casuals. again, it just shows us whoever behind this attack, truly had no regard for human life. they were looking to carry out the most amount of -- kill the most amount of people possible. i think it's a stark reminder of the kind of hateful ideologies that exist that people would be in that venue in amongst th

you know isis wants to go in and take over the vatican. you heard that. dream of theirs to go to italy. >> he talks about capitalism and you scare the pope? >> i have to scare the pope. >> david gregory, he did not say isis is coming to get you. he said i will never forget the words that you said. basically he said something grace su gracious. >> yes, as we catholics say. by all accounts, this was appropriate meeting with a head of state and the head of the catholic church. a man of enormous significance around the globe as voice of moral conscience and humility. i think it is important for a president to see the pope. i'm sure they had a constructive conversation. this is a clear example of how there are areas where the president evolved as a candidate and now he is president is going into situations understanding he represents america and understands he has something to learn and gain from the encounters. i hope that is the case. it doesn't mean there were not areas of disagreement. >> they didn't have to meet with the pope on this trip. the president wa

i think it was president trump who said it effectively during one of the rallies, if the vatican gets hit by isis states who will come to their rescue and he's absolutely right about that. i think they can find common ground on radical islamic terrorism and how we have to ensure that there's safety in -- to our religion and the western civilization. stuart: all right, i think you've got it right. mercedes schlapp. >> he looks adoshable. stuart: a gold t, isn't it? >> , no santa claus. he looks like george clooney. i approved. caused great twitter debate whether he keeps the beard or not. stuart: thanks for joining us. thank you. here is what's coming up for you, bad pr from tesla. employees there speaking out. they describe grueling work conditions at tesla factories. some people apparently are passing out like a pancake on the factory floor. we are all over that story for you so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast busin

vatican. they had a very productive conversation about combating isis and other terrorist groups, protecting religious liberty and numerous issues. the president and the first lady were incredibly honored by the visit. the president attended the nato summit in brussels where he boldly stood up for american taxpayers by calling on other nato countries to pay fair share on a speech delivered with the leaders of all of nato's countries, all present. hard working americans saw a leader represent them and their security on the international stage. president also urged nato to adapt the alliance to effectively combat terrorism. the members stage unanimously agreed on the priorities, the secretary-general was extremely complimentary of the president's work to dramatically strengthen the alliance by getting member states to increase contributions. finally the president traveled to the g7 summit in sicily where they discussed how to better promote prosperity and security for each of the countries. meetings were marked by outstanding success that we see reflected in the communique that was issued. they include

do you know isis wants to come in and take over the vatican. theirs. >> you're going to scare the pope? >> i'm going to have to scare the pope. >> that didn't happen. but it was an interesting look into his mind at that time of, hey, the pope needs to get with the reality. it is a difficult mess amg so digest. when we see what we saw in manchester, a reminder of the e vail, it is easy to want to condemn it and condemn the faith that is the source of it. that worked very well during the election. the pontiff has a different message. how do you reconnect. >> you are on to something, too, because sometimes it can be dismissed as unrealistic. so you have a worldly natural reaction to the horror of manchester yesterday would be we have to fight fire with fire. we have to real yat. there has to be more violence. there has to be vindictiveness. that's understandable. that's realistic. yet, there is something deeper in the mystery of humanity and the pope speaks to that. he says wait a minute. let's call upon our better angels here. let's try to redisc

vatican. any had a very productive conversation about combating isis and other terrorist groups, protecting religious liberty and numerous other issues. the president and first lady were incredibly honored by the visit. the pred thsint tn attended the nato summitnd called on other nato countries to pay the fair share on a speech delivered with the leaders of all of nato's countries, all present. hard working americans saw a leader represent them and their security on the international stage. the president also urged nato a adapt the alliance to more effectively combat terrorism. later in the meeting the member states unanimously agreed on those two priorities and the secretary-general was extremely complimentary of the president's work to dramatically strengthen the alliance by getting member states to increase their contributions. finally the president traveled to the g7 summit in sicily where he and other leaders discussed how to better promote prosperity and security for each of their countries. nose meetings were marked by outstanding success that we see reflected in the communique that was issue

vatican. the focus, particularly in those early stops, the fight against isis, trying to get back on a path ofeace in the middle east and, of course, the questions will be for the united states allies in the region. does this revelation, this bombshell, threaten the president's relations with u.s. allies abroad? he will undoubtedly get tough questions with the meetings he is going to have with foreign leaders. ty icaltypically, chris, as you know, because you traveled with former president obama, presidents typically hold press availabilities when they are abroad. we anticipate we will get to ask him some questions during the foreign trip. and likely, a lot of them, particularly in the early part, will resolve around this latest controversy. we're waiting for h.r. mcmaster, national security adviser, to come to the podium to brief us on the latest developments here. i've been talking to senior administration officials throughout the night and early morn skpg they're not only concerned about the fallout with allies but with lawmakers on capitol hill, as well. obviously, there has been a sharp b

trump responded at a campaign rally and on facebook suggesting if isis attacked the vatican, the popee u.s. had a strong president. >> joining us, jon meacham. gentlemen, good morning. father, let me begin with you. what do you make of the relationship, not the past. we can talk about that during the campaign, but just today, the two of them getting together. what do you think both of them want out of this meeting? >> it's a little warmer than it was before. the pope was pretty pointed about giving him a copy of the encyclical on the i represent voo and a sculpture of an olive tree, saying i'd like you to be an instrument of peace. president trump was court y'all. we'll see if he changes his tone on the environment and the poor as a result of this meeting. we'll see. >> father, we're concerned at times how donald trump is going to carry himself on international stage. he gave -- i understand he gave the pope first edition book -- signed books of martin luther king, junior. this is what he should have done, lbj 50 years ago giving the pope a bust of himself. trumpid not invent -- >> th

the president, of course, will visit saudi arabia, israel, the vatican later this month and the saudis are hoping trump can help destroy isis, push back on iran. i want to listen to what the president says and then get your take. >> sure. >> we'll begin with a truly historic gathering in saudi arabia with leaders from all across the muslim world. saudi arabia is the custodian of the two holiest sites in islam. and it is there that we will begin to construct a new foundation of cooperation and support with our muslim allies to combat extremism, terrorism and violence, and to embrace a more just and hopeful future for young muslims in their countries. >> senator, can he reset his image in the muslim world or the fight against isis considering all he said during the campaign and his recent travel restrictions on muslim majority nations? will this be effective? >> well, the president has some work to do, there's no question about it. his comments and his actions on immigration and refugees is certainly very problematic in the muslim world. i've talked to a lot of leaders from muslim countries, and i know that damage has been do

vatican for a meeting with pope francis. the tour will conclude with a nato meeting on june 25th in brussels and the g-20 summit in world against terrorism, isis and to isolate iran. >>> montgomery county police are searching for this gaithersburg man, his name is hardi rex hardi rexi tandaju. he left yesterday for work. his plate is 58959 b. >> today the 17-year-old accused in the reported rape at rockville high school back in march is headed to court. jose montano is one of the two teens accused of raping a 14-year-old student. the two boys exchanged messages plotting the attack. his lawyers claim the encounter was consensual. >>> university of maryland police have accused of touching women inappropriately. he's described as having a goatee with gray hair and wears glasses. police need anyone who may have fallen victim to contact them. >>> 47-year-old miguel flores is accused of sexually abusing a 7-year-old girl in 2015. he was a youth soccer coach. he says flores would touch her under her shirt and keep it secret. anyone with more information is urged to call police. >>> ten minutes before the top of the hour. this morning we're looking at

isis. alison: before belgium, president trump started his day meeting with pope francis at the vatican.he meeting was 30 minutes about described as smooth. president and the first lady gave the pope books by dr. martin luther king jr. pope francis gave trump a copy of saving the planet. alison: the vatican said they looked into promoting world peace and protecting christians in the middle east. tonight at newschannel8 a town hall called "the wild, wild west wing." jonathan elias and scott thuman look into the hectic week for the president since he took office. it starts at 7:00 on newschannel8 and the website wjla.com. larry: he just gotten baptizedded and purchased his first car. alison: but last night the 17-year-old died in a crash along a windy road in prince george's county. kevin lewis is outside the high school where the teen played on the football team. kevin? kevin: loved ones describe norman white as a quiet respected young man. he attended school he played on the football team. he was an active member in the automobile club here. both of his parents own and operate their own

isis. an official told me their goal was stopping in saudi arabia and the vatican as they visit the central locations for three of the world's great religions to put aside as described to me, their petty differences for peace and prosperity. but this president is shadowed by his tough rhetoric of islam, calling for a muslim ban will proceed him. israel is an ally that is anxious. they had two top senior officials from russia. so much at steake. republican president obama's first trip? ottawa, canada. president bush went to mexico. >> it has already been noted by the way in canada and mexico, not happy that the president of the united states is not visiting his neighbors and major trading partners first. trump's tweet today, getting ready for my big foreign trip. we will be strongly protecting american interests, that's what i like to do. pete williams in that regard he is hoping to get away from all of the controversy surrounding what is going around with james comey, and what rod rosenstein has been telling the hill. >> we have the test of what he said to the house and senate in the closed

vatican, catholicism, it's pretty interesting. he's trying to unite all the three religions of the world against isis, radicalextremism, against violencethe international stage is pretty dramatic. i tell you, they talk about it. the word that was used a lot at the white house, i was at some briefings yesterday was "historic." they think it's a big trip. not beyond their ability to handle. a historic trip if they can pull it off correctly. >> jon: chris wallace from "fox news sunday." thank you, chris. and this weekend on that program, chris will have more on president trump's trip with secretary of state rex tillerson. also the latest on the russian investigation and white house leaks with senator john mccain, the chairman of the armed services committee. that's this sunday on your local fox station. check the tv listings for the team in your area. you can also see it here on the fox news channel at 3:00 p.m. eastern time after special live coverage of the president's first overseas trip. an emotional day in court for anthony wiener. he apologized for a 15-year-old girl for sending her sexual messages and he pleaded guilty to a charge

vatican would not enter into diplomatic dialogue. with countries who were in any way professing allegiance to protecting isis. that was very strong. all of the religious leaders within islam should be those voices of reason. we don't have to agree on theology, we can just say "what's just reason to reject evil." >> julie: we are awaiting president trump to pull into the vatican. we did see some motorcycles and a blue lights. whenever we see blue lights. it must be the motorcade. there will probably be decoys as well, security is extremely tight especially considering what is going on in the world. >> >> leland: pope francis is famous for his fiat. you can see some of the american flag so they are on suburban, don't know if they are in the suburbans or if the president is and what they call the beast as he moves around rome and vatican city. there is one of the shots, right on time which is something this trip has not been. the president after saudi arabia was quite tired and has now had a chance to rest. in rome and is now up early this morning to come see pope francis. >> julie: he is a morning person, i wonder if he is adjusting

isis. >> terrorism was front and center as president trump met for the first time with pope francis at the vatican. the two leaders appeared to get past their sharp exchanges on twitter and public statements last year. the pope suggested anyone who builds walls between people isn't christian. meeting later with italy's prime minister, president trump proclaimed it a rousing success. >> he has something. he is really great. we had a fantastic meeting. >> the president could use a boost from a successful foreign trip. new fox news pulses bad news back home has torpedoed his approval rating at a new low of 40%, down five points from last month month. the president appears to avoid any missteps, his meeting with the pope, handshakes and gifts. president trump gifted five first edition volumes of martin luther king's writings in this culture. -- and a sculpture. as the president departed, it was clear that the pope had told him something that made a real impression. we still don't know what it is that the pope told president trump. we are trying to find out. in other business, fox news has been told se

isis. >> terrorism was also front and center as president trump met for first time with pope francis at the vaticanay and two lead areas period. to get past sharp exchanges on twitter and public statements during last year's campaign. when pope suggested anyone who builds walls between people is not christian. meeltding later with italy prime minister president trump proclaimed people summit a rouzing success. >> he's something he's really great. we had a fantastic meeting and fantastic tour it was really beautiful. >> as president depart today was clear, the pope told him something that made a real impression. >> what we still don't know at this point is what the pope told president trump that he will never forget. in other business back home a white house source tells fox news senator joe lieberman will need to be dropped as consideration for fbi director and he's part of a firm that president trump isp just hi hired. he is a non starter. brussels, belgium, nato headquarters, fox news. >>> an update on the fairfax country mother facing deportation. today governor terri mcauliffe pardoned lilliana

isis and against terrorism. that's why he stopped in these three major places. this would be followed by a trip to the vatican.uching all religious bases here in an effort to deliver his message, not just america first but america is leading again. >> kelly: very important observation as we watch both of these leaders with the delegation there to greet them, an official ceremony for them. let's listen if we can hear tha that. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kelly: the president is doing what we recall review of the church there. he's being escorted by president mahmoud abbas of the palestinians. as he goes through, looking at the soldiers, that is quite an honor for the president of the

isis and islamic terrorism. he continues to show leadership on the world stage. earlier today while in italy, president trump met with the pope in vaticanng him, 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.

vatican, is also trying to kind of broaden what he sees as the u.s. national security interests. you have saudi arabia very important in the fight against isis.ael, he's obviously made the peace process one of his early issues that he wants to focus on. >> let me stop you there. on israel, we just heard he met with mr. abbas this week, he said, i'm paraphrasing, how easy the middle east peace process will be. >> right. i think he's going to find it's not so easy. listen, president trump all these years has really seen the conflict through an israeli lens. that's mostly the people he's been talking to when they heard about israeli issues and how israelis are fighting terrorism and he's really going to get an education when he goes to the palestinian territories, meets with president abbas there and learns more about the palestinian story. he's going to confront this wall between israeli and the palestinian territories. he's spoken about how great that wall is to keep bad guys out but when you look through the palestinian lens, they look out their windows and see a gray wall which stops them from moving, from going into israel. we are not just

isis, may have traveled to syria. >>> president trump met with pope francis at the vatican just hours ago and exchanged gifts and the and first lady toured the sistine chapel and st. peter's basilica. >>> billy bush opening up for the first time about that "access hollywood" tape with donald trump that was released a month before the election and led to billy being fired from his job. he is now speaking out about all the fallout that he has faced. here we are seven months later. you're unemployed. donald trump is president of the united states. that must be a thought that has crossed your mind. >> i can ago knowledge that the irony is glaring. it certainly has crossed my mind. >> sheesh, your girl's hot as in the purple. >> whoa, whoa. >> yes, the donald has scored. >> reporter: this conversation recorded in 2005 captures then reality show megastar donald trump and "access hollywood" host billy bush in the middle of a graphic and lewd exchange. >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet, i just kiss -- i don't even wait and when you're a star they let you do it. what

vatican, the three major religious centers in the world. and so, he needs to focus on that, focus on trying to broker peace, trying to eliminate isis.n he comes back, focus in on the budget, focus on things that are positive that can be wins for him. the president is a winner, and he wants to have wins. he just needs to focus on his agenda, stay on message, and not be, you know, side-tracked by this russia investigation which a lot of it is just perpetuated by the media. the american people are looking for him to be a leader. >> i mean, come on. come on, paris. perpetuated by the media? we just have news that michael flynn is going to plead the fifth. that's not perpetuated by the media. that's reporting the news. >> and we could also report on other things in the news, like the positive things that are going on in saudi arabia that the president has done. >> there was extensive coverage of this, paris. let's not get into like editorial judgment on the rundown of my show at this very moment. >> no, no, i'm not talking about editorial judgment. what i'm saying is the american people are looking for this president to stay on message a

vatican, israel, and saudi arabia. top aides say they are hoping to change the way the president is perceived abroad, but it's also part of a strategy to fight isis isolate iran by reaching out across religious and national boundaries. the president's visit to the region comes before a nato meeting in brussels on may 25th. josh rogin from the "washington post" will join us in the 5:00 hour -- >> great. >> help us break down what that trip abroad means for the president. >>> all right, uber is facing criminal charges. we'll tell you why on "cnn money stream," next. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program for less than 35 cents a day, just $9.95 a month. there's no medical exam and no h

starting off the first visit to saudi arabia and israel, the vatican, the three significant religions to see what he can do in the middle east and with isis he comes back he'll come back to a somewhat continuing fire storm, if you will. i do think that there's been a lot of speculation, here's the bottom line for me. donald trump was a very successful businessman, he's a very successful politician, he got elected president. i think what he's done is to take the business model that he has and try to transfer that to the oval office, it doesn't work. the office makes the person, the person occupying that office doesn't make the office. identify said that before and it's true having been there, the office molds the person. i do think he's going to say, okay the business model where you have four or five different competing sections reporting to you, chaos is a good thing. in the manhattan and real estate world in the trump world as a businessman, fine it worked. it's not going to work that way in washington, d.c. from a govern's point of view he's very smart, flexible, the art of the big deal and i think he going to take time out, i hope he

isis and aldil al qaeda. >>> it was a meeting at the vatican between the pope and president trump.for about 20 minutes. after that, the pope met other members of the delegation, including the first lady, ivanka trump and jared kushner. >>> a san francisco-bound flight was about to take off from newark airport when the control tower saw flames shooting from the right engine. passengers were evacuated using the emergency chutes. people suffered minor injuries during that process. newark airport was shut down for about an hour. reopened at about 11:00. the faa is investigating that situation. >>> now, back to the concert attack. we're getting new information about the suspected bomber this morning. nbc's keir simmons is outside his home in manchester. there's been a lot of activity there. keir, good morning. >> reporter: that's right. savannah, good morning. we've been piecing together the background of the suspected suicide bomber in the community where he lived. the home behind me is the home where his brother was arrested. what we found here in manchester are connections to al qaed

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