embassy to tel aviv -- from tel aviv to jerusalem. what supporters and opponents are saying about his impact on the pursuit of peace in the middle east. former fbi director james comey said to testify before a senate committee for the first time since his firing. our panel weighs in on what we can expect from thursday's hearing. karl rove on just that. >> he is going to show up and my suspicion is that he's going to say the president brought this up and i was offended by this. the fact of the matter is, if he was offended, he should have said i think that's an appropriate or he should have said to the attorney general, i think that's inappropriate. it wasn't an appropriate and say it safety isn't a list of boxes to check. it's taking the best technologies out there and adapting them to work for you. the ultrasound that can see inside patients, can also detect early signs of corrosion at our refineries. high-tech military cameras that see through walls, can inspect our pipelines to prevent leaks. remote-controlled aircraft, can help us

embassy in israel in tel aviv. that's despite a campaign pledge to move it to jerusalem. senior officials say the president still supports the move but believes the timing just isn't right. for more, cnn's oren liebermann joins us live in jerusalem with the latest. good morning. this was a very significant campaign pledge from this president. >> reporter: one of his most significant and one of his most controversial. the expectation here, at least for a couple of months there, was that he really would move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel, but it was one of the first campaign promises the trump administration walked back, and now the expectation is and has been at least for a few weeks now, that the embassy is staying exactly where it is in tel aviv, that as trump and his adviser, or his envoy for the middle east peace process, jason greenblatt, try to pursue some renewal of the peace process between israelis and palestinians. it seems trump realizes that moving the embassy would essentially destroy his chances of mak

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem? >> the answer is, yes, i would. >> when? how quickly -- >> fairly quickly. i mean, it's a process, but fairly quickly. the fact is, i would like to see it moved and i would like to see it in jerusalem. >> i would like to see it in jerusalem, but now signing this waiver just minutes ago. it means that he's not going to do that, at least not right now. our correspondent oren liebermann has details. this is something netanyahu wanted to see, but it would also fly in face of getting a peace deal done, right? >> reporter: and that's exactly how trump views it. president trump was clear in his wording. he said he's not backing off the promise itself, only the timing of the promise, saying he'll reconsider it, but it seems trump realizes to move the embassy, to recognize jerusalem's the capital of israel right now would effectively ruin any chances he has of trying to pursue a peace deal between israelis and palestinians. and he's made it very clear that that's his goal. he was very optimistic about it even just a few months ago, b

also making yesterday the white house says president trump has decided to delay moving from tel aviv to jerusalem in the decided to delay moving from tel aviv tojerusalem in the chances of negotiating a peace deal with israel and palestinians. israel said it is disappointed that spoke of mr trump's commitment to moving the embassy. the former fbi director is to testify next thursday before a congressional panel, investigating russian interference in presidential elections. fired last month he is expected to say he came under pressure to drop the fbi's investigation into this then national security adviser michael flynn. a car has exploded in saudi arabia, media sources say that two people in the cold killed and that the vehicle contained ammunition and explosives. the region is largely shia, ina explosives. the region is largely shia, in a mainly sunni saudi arabia, there have been harassed and sporadic violence there for years as activists and protesters clash. take activists and protesters clash. take a look at this. it is the biggest plane that has ever been built. it measures abo

to run and tel aviv. saudi arabia is no friend of israel. there missiles are printed at tel aviv israel there also printed at toronto.n they are not thought to be nuclear tips, they haven't been armed with nuclear missiles but everyone who is been in the arms community acknowledges that t these missiles could carry a nuclear payload if they were offered. they have the ability to do it. should we send arms to saudi arabia? here's another quote from bob graham. this is a paraphrase what he says there is an abundance of evidence that the saudis were complicit in 911. have we forgotten that 15 of the 19 hijackers were from saudi arabia? have we forgotten the missing 28 pages that they kept from the american public for over a decade? when you read those missing 28 pages that have now been released, they tend to indicate saudi arabia? they tend to indicate the attackers in particular he and san diego were befriended by a government agent for saudicates arabia. there is an abundance of information that implicates saudi arabia and 911. in fact, this

speak from tel aviv who got some more thoughts as well from a former u.s. diplomat says the timing of the israeli strikes on the syrian military is suspicious it's one thing for the israelis to say that they will protect their border that's leave because side the question what the status of the golan is the bigger question is this is there is there something more behind this then just the israelis responding to what they admit is an errant lending of syrian missiles on their side of the border and the anti-government forces in syria are on the ropes that the the basques government is making great gains that there has concerned these terrorist forces by as we know saudi arabia qatar and these other countries with the silent backing of israel and of course the participation of the united states are in big trouble and are these really what that means is and they are quite clear about this that they don't want to see forces allied with iran on their border particularly hizbollah and i think that's the real concern that they're expressing through this action whe

embassy in tel aviv not move it to jerusalem, as he suggested on the campaign trail. fromwill receive criticism our very important allies in israel. this coming just days after the president returning from his first international trip which took him to jerusalem. mark: trump continuing to dismiss the russia probes. he's been labeling them all sorts of things from a witchhunt -- all sorts of things, a witchhunt. russia is just a playing card in the mystic politics. -- domestic politics. he's preventing him from performing his duty as president. putin also spoke today, saying he likes guys like donald trump. how likely that kevin: it is laughable. the assertion that russian financial institutions have engaged in questionablekevin: br is laughable -- the investigations are ongoing. the intelligence committee is going to be issuing subpoenas. over what is not a laughing matter. republicans are also raising serious questions. there is a frustration inside private wing and among advisors that they haven't been able to get out in front of this. they are setting up a war room

. >> president trump signed an order this week that will keep the american embassy in tel-aviv. we know the president styles himself as a deal maker. is he hoping to use the location of the u.s. embassy as leverage in a potential peace deal? >> i think that he knows it could be very much a part of the peace process. and so i think that what he did want to do is make sure that he wasn't interrupting the negotiations that are happening with the peace process. i think that they feel like it's moving forward in a constructive way. and he didn't want it to get in the way. he hasn't changed his position on moving the embassy. it's all about time. so i think that he wants to see how the peace process plays out and handle it accordingly. >> all right. u.s. em ambassador or it to the

one new news that the president as expected is going to delay any move of the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. not particularly surprising but in this statement just out from the administration, they emphasize that this should not be seen as the president going back on his word that an embassy move is a matter of not if, but when. i boo like to get your reaction to that news? >> you know, obviously, this is a sensitive issue and moving the embassy is something i support, but we have to do this in a way that's responsible, that allows us to potentially re -- achieve that piece we're looking for in the middle east and hopefully this is a recognition of where we're "intrepid" we're trying to get to on the middle east issue. >> james comey as you know heading to the hill next week down pennsylvania avenue potentially as early as next week expected to testify in front of congress. what will you be looking for from james comey? >> i just hope he'll give us evidence. he won't engage in politics, he'll just give the facts and i respect that and let the evidence dictate where we go with this

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embassy in israel where it is in tel aviv. during the campaign the president promised to move the embassy to jerusalem. a little more than a week after he visited the city mr. trump signed a waiver that will hold off the move for another six months. has -- have signed that since -- denying accusations from italy that he conspired to invade -- of aid taxes -- evaders taxes. headed president trump's inaugural committee. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: coming up, things are in full swing at the conference in st. petersburg. we got an exclusive interview with the russian politician. how tense are the u.s.-russian relations? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from london and new york, i am vonnie quinn. i am mark barton. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." the 21st annual international economic forum kicks off today in st. petersburg. let's head over to bloomberg's erik schatzker standing by for an exclusive interv

aviv. to the ambassador of israel. now he was an unusual man. he was a big man. a very big guy. a strange man. he lived with his bachelor sister. all of his life. but he was a beloved ambassador, he had been there for nine years, long time to the in office. and he knew the country well. he received the letter of condolence from king hussein in the afternoon of november 11. and had a past on the letter immediately to the israeli government, i think it is inconceivable that the government would have given a green light to the raid. it came with the matter of the state department, -- to have flaunted the appeal, it would've been a terrible flap for the united states. but the israeli government did not receive the letter on the afternoon of november 11. after november 11, it was a friday afternoon and the ambassador being experienced knows what occurs on a friday afternoon in israel, it is the sabbath and everett encloses. -- everything closes. he thinks, this can wait until monday. onael launc

embassy in israel and tel aviv. not move it to jerusalem, even though he pledged he would do so, recognized israel as jerusalem's capital, keeping the embassy in tel aviv. he also had rex tillerson sign a former document saying iran is quote compliant with its commitments under the joint comprehensive plan of action. as you know, during the campaign he often said that was the know was the worst deal for the u.s. why do you think he's avoiding his campaign commitments to move the embassy? he's continuing the obama's policy and strategy in those two areas. >> it's easy to make promises on the campaign trail. it's harder to implement those promises when you're in office. i think he's realizing that. we've seen him step away from dhaka, the h 1 v visas, labeling china a currency manipulator. we've seen it time and time again. i do think that we're seeing him starting to step away from some of the campaign promises that got him into office. >> how painful do you think it is for the president to have the secretary of stat

the president favors moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem - a move considered very controversial by many israeli and welpresident favors moving the embassy from tel aviv to ==rusalem, a move considered controversial by israeli and american leaders as well as aalestinian leaders. you ack here at home it is only june 1st but the june gloom is making itself right at home livtching out over most of the bay area, especially you'll feel it if you're by the bay. t with a just a giant wall of rain. rologin barely see the bay bridge which is swallowed up at kar moment, but the fog is not going to lost forever. let's turn over to our meteorologist. cu from gloom to sunny, when is omous oing to happen? >> it's happening in parts of the bay area inland. some higher clouds and clearing but it will be slow to clear along the coast and here's the reason why. low visibility looking at the golden gate bridge. and you can't even see the bridge at this point so driving around the bay area may be difficult at times. look at this vantage point from san francisco towards twin peeks. you can see the fo

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embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem for now. the president signed a waiver yesterday, keeping the embassy where it is currently for at least another six months. aides say he still plans to move the embassy when conditions are right in an effort to make good on his campaign promise. >>> well, new questions are emerging over the trump administration's possible ties to russia. nbc news has learned details of an alleged meeting between white house officials and russian diplomats during a presidential campaign event last year. it comes as russian president vladimir putin offers striking comments on accusations that his government meddled in the election. nbc news national correspondent peter alexander has the details. >> reporter: vladimir putin changing his tune, backpedaling on repeated denials of russian interference in lass year's election. putin acknowledged private hackers not connected to the government could have been involved. if those hackers feel patriotic, putin says, they may try to contribute to the fight against those

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the pop star who is performing in tel aviv next week took offense that she lip syncs. >> i think it's fun thai that a lot of people that i don't sing live. because i'm dancing so much. i do have a little bit of playback, but there's a mixture of my voice and the playback. ♪ i'm busting my ass out there and singing at the same time, and nobody ever gives me credit for it, you know? ? >> britney might have some hate es, will you lindsay lohan isn't one of them. she added britney to her dream team list for our birthday fest at this times in greece. she tweeted this, nice girls, briet nebraska spears, paris hillton come to my birthday many weekend. beyonce, too you. she tweeted at emma stone, asking the oscar winner to do a "mean girls 2." she wre, quote, i think we would be friends. it would be so fetch. >> i don't know. those two redheads? that's a lot to handle. >> that's a lot. if you look at this crew, very happy to be back at work. it's the gang of "bachelor in paradise." >> oh, yeah. we got new pictures from the mexico set. contestants are back in that pool, and drinking. shocker

he still intends to move it from tel aviv to jerusalem but the delay is intend today maximize chances of reaching a middle east israel, of course, considers jerusalem its capital but palestinians claim east jerusalem for the capital of a future state. sean spicer said the question is not if the embassy moves, but when. >>> say cheese. it was portrait day at the u.s. supreme court. the nine jus citiess -- justices posed. along the back row alaina kay hagan began, samuel alito and gorsuch on the end. the last time was in 2010 when justice kagan joined the court. a class photo was >>> president trump's twitter typo makes it into a popular word day. >>> up next a 60-year-old man becomes one of montgomery coun liable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. an d now, dominion energy i s investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. across virginia, we're building an economy that works for everyo

even on tel aviv versus jerusalem thing for israel, we'll keep our embassy. that was very big deal and he campaigned almost throughout saying, jerusalem is where it should be. so, what i'm seeing from that disparate examples both, that he will change on a dime. what do you think? >> i don't think that is quite fair. i never, don't recall ever having a big disagreement with you -- neil: that is okay. this is your last visit anyway but go ahead. >> says, he still wants to move the embassy to jerusalem but isn't ready to do it right now. neil: now isn't the time. >> i would suggest that you start looking at some of the things he's done. if you want to go to my website you can see, inhofe.senate.gov, we listed all the regulations, 47 he has been able to undo that were very damaging to america. but on this thing that is coming up, i was listening to your previous segment and i think he is going to pull out. i think he made that commitment. i think he will do it. neil: he can say, senator, you mentioned those regulations and things he overturned, many are environme

aviv to jerusalem, he said that he would do that on day one. is he saying that day one is not come yet? the inconsistencies are disconcerting but i will tell you this, what happened yesterday on the climate issue is an embarrassment to our country and should be an embarrassment to him personally for how he answers to his grandchildren. another question? yesterday, devin nunez talked about the subpoenas issued. this had to do with the russia probe any said you have spoken with paul ryan about this. can you tell us about your discussion and your concerns about the continued role of devin nunez? >> i probably won't share the entire conversation. context,t it in this the intelligence committee is a relatively small committee. leader ofr and the point those members. they are not subject to any approval. it is our appointment. to serve inpeople the interest of our national security. and to do so with integrity, and the most apolitical way possible. the behavior of nunez, whatever his position is is believed that is beneath the dignity of being the ch

gore survivor had been given a seat next to an orthodox jewish man on a flight from new york to tel aviv last that's a move. that he couldn't sit next to a woman for religious reasons but it gave us more details about the case. i spoke with a man and an ass why was this problem with my knees sitting next to him and he responded to a light clearly bad if it is said in the torah that man should not sit next to a woman. it's. that i did not think that was the case. there is no or he couldn't or say. that supported me and brought up law suit the first hearing was eighteen months after we. die our lawsuit but we're very satisfied with the result. they have all be no of each and unlikely heroine a beautiful israeli in a way wonder woman was able to beat our main airline. is going to implement this verdict to all its thousands of employees and if within six months someone else encounters something like what our heroine has encountered there. is open to an avalanche of lawsuits actually what the verdict says is that unless it shapes up there are going to be many many lawsuits it's illegal it doe

tel aviv. saudi arabia is no friend of israel. they cooperate some? yes. there missiles are pointed aviv israel. saudi arabia and other missiles are in tehran. are these missiles nuclear capable? yes. and armed with nuclear missiles, anyone in the arms community acknowledges they carry nuclear payload if they were altered. should we send arms to saudi arabia? here is another quote from bob graham, this is a paraphrase. an abundance of evidence that the saudis were complicit in 9/11. have we forgotten 15 out of the 19 hijackers were from saudi arabia, the missing 28 pages, over a decade. they have tended to implicate saudi arabia, in san diego were befriended from saudi arabia. it implicate saudi arabia in 9/11. we voted unanimously or virtually unanimously to let american citizens, the victims of 9/11, their families, we voted to let them stew saudi arabia. this is an extraordinary thing. we never let people sue governments particularly foreign governments. we voted nearly unanimously. people have sympathy for the 9/11 victims and their families and becaus

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they were at the tel aviv university in the archive center. i arrived there a few days later and all those papers have waited there for 30-35 years without anyone looking at them. when i finished taking photos with my digital camera, i was looking like a coal miner -- i was covered in the dust of documents. you want nothing more. after i had those documents i started reading around and i was really surprised at what i discovered about syria at the time. when i was doing the research syria was a very boring place, closed society held by the iron grip of the and it turns out in the 50s-60s they experience the slow-motion civil war toward society torn my really strong tensions between rural farmers from minority and they were extremely poor and they were fighting yes, the rich sunni land owners and industrials living in the big cities and i didn't know all that. fairly, it's a good background to what's happening in syria right now. there were articles that said the syrians. [inaudible] and the other said egypt was no pawn of the soviet union and

we shall, god willing, meet in tel aviv." such division was repeated over andover by arab leaders remember vividly. the government delivered -- deliberated about what to do. took a decision to go eventually to war lightly should just consult the record. that thehave no doubts prospects of war meant determination. said it isf staff now a question of to be or not to be. apart from making military preparations, it took definitive decisions. some and the government thought that a peaceful resolution might be found. israel might have to accept the new status quo. egypt's army on its border and it could not hope that status quo would be maintained. thatab states concluded israel is afraid of a figh t, it could do it at a time of their choosing. ill events and acceptable peaceful resolution dependent upon outside presence. thus, israel undertook a major diplomatic effort which lasted throughout the three weeks. in general, the long wait of three weeks group increasingly painful. it was painful for many of those who sympathized with

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holocaust survivor had been given a seat next to an orthodox jewish man on her flight from new york to tel aviv the crew the austar to move off to her neighbor insisted he couldn't sit next to a woman for religious reasons but it gave us more details about the case. i spoke with the man and. what was his problem with my just sitting next to him and he responded to a light clearly bad if it is sad in the torah bad manners should not sit next to a woman. a it's a fact i did not think that was the case. there is no or good news say. that supported me and brought suit the first hearing was eighteen months after we filed our lawsuit but we're very satisfied with the result. renee hobby know of each of the unlikely heroine a beautiful israeli in a way wonder woman was able to beat our main airline. is going to implement this verdict to all its thousands of employees and if within six months someone else encounters something like what our heroine has encountered there. is open to an avalanche of lawsuits actually what the verdict says is that unless it shapes up there will be many many lawsuits i

aviv where the crew there are supposed to change seats after her neighbor insists that he couldn't sit next to a woman for religious reasons but it spoke to us how she reacted. i spoke with the man. who is this problem with my sitting next to him and he responded to. that it is said. that man the should sit next to war. that i did not think that was the case. there is no war. that supported me and brought suit. actually the first time israel's national has been involved in this kind of scandal last year and ultra-orthodox passenger broke two of the planes t.v. screens because he thought the in-flight film was what he described as immodest in response to the video. and fortunately it's. six thirty. should you discover that you were seated next to whoever couldn't leave the worst of the release proceed to appear dressed as a congregation in the unlikely event that played a did you think you remain in your assigned seat simply reach into your. body protection over your head and just scream says this is. now the court's decision was praised by activists really rabinowitz again told us she

embassy in israel in tel aviv for another six months. mr. trump had vowed to move the embassy to jerusalem which would infuriate the palestinians, who consider it their capital. while in the rose garden, the president said he was monitoring an attack on a tourist resort in the philippines. cell phone video shows people running frantically from resorts world in manila after hearing shots and seeing fire in the casino. this appears to vaib robbery, not terror. no serious injuries. lebron james is playing the n.b.a. finals tonight, but basketball isn't the only thing on his mind in a week when hate has been on display in places like washington, portland, and los angeles. here's jericka duncan. >> racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america. >> reporter: when lebron james speaks, the world listens. at an n.b.a. championship press conference, james responded to his l.a. home getting spray painted with the "n" word. >> no matter how much money you have, no matter how famous you are, no matter how many people admire you, you know,

aviv. well the syrian army has issued a statement in which it has accused the israelis of targeting syrian army positions on the side of the golan heights now the syrian army is currently fighting the terrorist group. and they say that the israeli attacks are only hoping almost where they have been to such israeli attacks since saturday as for the israeli side the israeli air force has acknowledged conducting those strikes it says that it is in response to projectiles that landed on the israeli side of the golan heights of course the golan heights is disputed territory but the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying quite clearly at the start of the weekly cabinet meeting that they would be a price to pay even if such projectiles went and are not targeting israel but land on israeli territory by mistake. walk up policy is clear we will not tolerate any spillover or trickle whatsoever neither morse's nor rockets from any front we will respond strongly to any attack on our territory

aviv but the crew asked her to move after her neighbor insisted he couldn't sit next to a woman for religious reasons or alina it's out her lawyer gave us more details about the case. i spoke with the man and. what was his problem with my sitting next to him and he respond to light really bad it is sad. that. man is should not sit next to a woman. a it's a fact i did not think that was the case. there is no or he couldn't or say sharon. that supported me and brought suit the first hearing was eighteen months after we filed our lawsuit but we're very satisfied with the result. renee hobby know of each of the unlikely heroine a beautiful israeli in a way wonder woman was able to beat our main airline. is going to implement this verdict to all its thousands of employees and if within six months someone else encounters something like what our heroine has encountered there. is open to an avalanche of lawsuits actually what the verdict says is that unless it shapes up there going to be many many lawsuits it's illegal it doesn't matter religious feelings or non-religious feelings it is ill

to use poor asli of their reporting from from tel aviv. let's cross to professor law from the royal wallenberg institute of human rights and humanitarian law to get some more insight on this thanks for joining us the u.s. officials have anonymously admitted that american forces are interrogating prisoners but they deny any knowledge of torture of human rights abuses at these locations though how i mean how can we actually trust them considering all previous denials resulted in for example the famous quote by obama when he said you know we did torture some folks. off to guantanamo what's what are your thoughts. you know it's very important to have independent impartial objective fact finding in such situations it's not enough to rely on standard denials that we hear from either the yemeni forces or u.a.e. or united states or in any country any country's government for that matter if we're seeing credible reports and you know i think the associated press. is a very credible organization that. knows how to conduct a good investigative journal

aviv. israelis claim that these strikes are in retaliation for cross border shelling from the syrian military earlier this morning monday there were again reports that idea of tanks had fired across the border after another round of mortar fire from syria landed in the israeli side of the golan heights but the israeli army has since said that these reports of foals however regarding the earlier two incidents of syrian shells landing in israel those been no proof that in fact it was the syrian military that fired those shells damascus has said that its forces are currently battling terrorists in the area so there's no way to pinpoint exactly who fired the shells damascus has now accused israel of effectively providing cover for the terrorists by bombing the syrian military is one of course has been illegally according to the international community occupying the golan heights since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven israel's bombing of the syrian government forces comes just a week after

aviv but the crew asked her to move after her neighbor insisted he couldn't sit next to a woman for not just reasons or benefits and her lawyer gave us more details about the case i spoke with the man and i asked what was this problem with my sitting next to him and he responded to a light lady there it is said. there . ma'am a should not sit next to or one. a it's a fact i did not think that was the case. there is no or hidden or say. that supported me and brought suit the first hearing was eighteen months after we piled our lawsuit but we're very satisfied with the result. renee hobby know of each of the unlikely heroine a beautiful israeli in a way wonder woman was able to beat our main airline. is going to implement this verdict to all its thousands of employees and if within six months someone else encounters something like what our heroine has encountered there. is open to an avalanche of lawsuits actually what the verdict says is that unless it shapes up there are going to be many many lawsuits it's illegal it doesn't matter religious feelings or non-religious feelings it is

aviv. israelis claim that these strikes are in retaliation for cross border shelling from the syrian military earlier this morning monday they were again reports that idea of tanks had fired across the border after another round of mortar fire from syria landed in the israeli side of the golan heights but the israeli army has since said that these reports of foles however regarding the earlier two incidents of syrian shells landing in israel there's been no proof that in fact it was the syrian military that fired those shells damascus has said that its forces are currently battling terrorists in the area so there's no way to pinpoint exactly who fired the shells damascus has now accused israel of effectively providing cover for the terrorists by bombing the syrian military is one of course has been illegally according to the international community occupying the golan heights since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven israel's bombing of the syrian government forces comes just a week after

embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. delaying the move for another six months. >>> back here at home tonight, to a deadly plant explosion in wisconsin and the desperate search at this hour to find the missing. abc's linzie janis is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, firefighters carefully sifting through a mountain of rubble of this wisconsin corn mill, searching for two missing workers. >> a lot of fire, smoke, and a large explosion being heard. >> reporter: part of the plant exploding around 11:00 last night, sparking a massive fire. >> there are several burned individuals. >> we are on scene. visibly right now, i see five walking wounded. >> reporter: crews rushing to rescue some of the 16 people inside. >> the fire was still active. you had fire departments that were trying to get to the people that needed their assistance. >> reporter: at least one worker was killed, and 14 others injured. the explosion rocking the tiny village of cambria, 45 miles north of madison, taking down power lines, leaving hundreds

making the news the white house says president trump has decided to delay moving the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem to improve the chances of negotiating a peace deal between israel and the palestinians. israel said it was disappointed but spoke positively of mr trump's expression of friendship to israel and commitment to moving the embassy in the future. the former fbi director, james comey, is to testify next thursday before a us congressional panel investigating allegations of russian interference in last year's presidential election. mr comey, who was fired by the president last month, is expected to confirm that he'd come under pressure from mr trump to drop the fbi's investigation into his then national security adviser, michael flynn. a car has exploded in the centre of the eastern saudi arabian city of qatif. local media sources say that two people in the car were killed. the vehicle is reported to have contained ammunition and explosives. qatif is largely shia, a minority in mainly sunni saudi arabia. there's been sporadic violence there for years as shia activists clash

aviv. israelis claim that the strikes are in retaliation for cross border shelling from the syrian military earlier this morning monday there were again reports that idea of tanks had fired across the border after another round of mortar fire from syria landed in the israeli side of the golan heights but the israeli army has since said that these reports of foles however regarding the earlier two incidents of syrian shells landing in israel there's been no proof that in fact it was the syrian military that fired those shells damascus has said that its forces are currently battling terrorists in the area so there's no way to pinpoint exactly who fired the shells damascus has now accused israel of effectively providing cover for the terrorists by bombing the syrian military is one of course has been illegally according to the international community occupying the golan heights since one thousand nine hundred sixty seven israel's bombing of the syrian government forces comes just a week after

thank you very much indeed that's our tease paula sleep in tel aviv well. and for more on this cross live to political commentator john bolton is jumping you very much indeed for joining us late this evening well as we heard there from from what paula was saying syria says it's fighting against terrorists in the golan heights and errant missiles hit israel the israeli response is acceptable. well it's never acceptable to violate international law by firing across an international border. neither the action of the syrian military if it crossed the the israeli border nor the israeli response and neither action would be considered illegal under international law but the point is that one act was apparently an in excuse me. one act was apparently unintentional and the other was intentional and an intentional violation of internal international law is always more serious than an unintentional one well let's also look at some of the consequences of this one for what we gather so far this is only reported so far the syrian missiles didn't kill or injure anyone and