sixty minutes saudi arabia says the lebanese government will be dealt with as one declaring war against riyadh plus. we're trying to see whether we can get our normal access restored and we're hopeful that we will be able to continue our normal operations the u.n. raises other law aid efforts and we haven't suffered due to the blockade by the sound of that coalition. donald trump's hawkish stance towards north korea's nuclear threat in the spotlight as he heads for seoul also. i'm just feeling i'm saving nine lives right now so. yes i think anybody that. think about it it's a dog eat escort service passengers take stray dogs from mexico to new homes four thousand kilometers away. welcome to the news our side eurabia says lebanon will be dealt with as a government that has declared war against it is a major development amid escalating tension in the region between saudi arabia and iran in comments to the state media the saudi minister for gulf affairs referred to the role of iran within lebanon to be. that the lebanon based iran backed group hezbollah has committed acts of aggression saudi's fo

riyadh is back on the scene in lebanon. lebanon. a reaction to the apparent, i don't want to say win, but the apparent... want to say win, but the apparent... the fact that iran and... problems with sound. actually we are back with a heavy hand. hand. line, we are going to try and stick with it. with it. before a missile, we presume from houthi rebels, lands in riyadh. houthi rebels, lands in riyadh. seeing, the tensions that seem to be developing in the region. developing in the region. danger of an all out middle east war to be frank? to be frank? above, i mean, they're atan all—time high. all—time high. things this unstable and this precarious in a very long time. precarious in a very long time. can't remember the last time when things were this precarious. things were this precarious. the context of saudi/ist iranian tension. tension. the missile was claimed by the houthis. the houthis. dealt with, the same way they went into yemen and into bahrain. into yemen and into bahrain. military intervention or some sort of

london you're watching al-jazeera was so coming up saudi arabia blames iran for a missile da getting riyadh saying it could be considered an act of war. donald trump wraps up his trip to japan and heads to south korea the nuclear threat from north korea likely to take center stage. and germany the host of the u.n. climate change conference comes under fire over its own environmental promises. peace in the u.s. state of texas a sunday's shooting at a church was the result of a domestic dispute the gunman devon patrick kelly had sent threatening text messages to his mother in law in recent days at least twenty six people including children were killed in the attack a man who confronted and chased the gunman told reporters he was driving near the church in southern springs when he saw the shooter i did what i thought i needed to do which is. that there's a shooting. and i just did the right thing. well a vigil has been held for those killed in sunday's shooting dozens of people held candles at a gathering across the street from the first baptist church in southern springs heidi joe castro join

the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh is normally a popular meeting place for saudi arabia's wealthy c.e.o.'s ministers members of the royal family. no mobile phone footage shows how this luxury hotel has become a gilded prison the rich and famous arrested in yesterday's corruption crackdown sleeping on mattresses. sodhi leader chrome prince mohammed bin salman on the left of this poster with his father king salmon once it known he means business class with the detention of people on charges of corruption who are in positions of high authority and possess lots of money and who trades throughout most of the world's continent also proves that the economic side is considered important to our leadership. could be and walk away look at the. prints our lead been told is among those arrested one of the world's richest men. from riyadh's tallest skyscraper he controls luxury hotel chains broadcasters and a real estate empire and over twelve hundred bank accounts were reportedly frozen with more to come. traders at the riyadh stock exchange were initially nervous following the moves investors what

they were about to land in riyadh. we looked out the window, and wejust in riyadh. we looked out the window, and we just saw a bunch of people get out with their rifles slung over their chest, and surrounded the plane. the soldiers and cabin crew dragged sultan from the plane. he was screaming at his team to call the us embassy. it was a very chaotic, frightening atmosphere, because none of us really knew what was going on. the prince and his medical team were taken to a villa and put under armed guard. on the plane, the others waited nervously. then they came on with people with uniforms, with weapons. they told eve ryo ne uniforms, with weapons. they told everyone rebel your and get off the plane. —— grab all your stuff and get off the plane. they took us to a hotel. everyone got a room, and they just said we will talk to you soon. after three days in captivity, sultan's teamwork given back their passports and phones, and allowed to fly to destinations of their choice —— team were. fly to destinations of their choice -- team were. i sat down in front of th

after the resignation of the saudi bank the lebanese prime minister who made his announcement from riyadh. good evening money you're watching r.t. international and we'll start this hour with breaking news because wiki leaks claims that the cia's created a computer program that impersonates the antivirus software of the russian company kaspersky lab let's get more details on this story now from our correspondent kelli what else is in these revelations. well at this point we have a new batch of documents from wiki leaks vault a now this new batch is known as hive and essentially it reveals the source code and development logs used in cia malware infrastructure very very interesting now at this point it is revealed that the cia had a method for actually impersonating the russian company known as kaspersky labs now just recently it was reported that in two thousand and fifteen this company kaspersky labs had stolen cyber secrets from the u.s. national security agency with with software that they had developed however they've denied any wrongdoing u.s. authorities have actually barred anyone

riyadh is a big capital, it isa terminal. riyadh is a big capital, it is a business hub, so many international is this as a going to saudi arabia and companies are in saudi arabia and companies are in saudi arabia. the crown prince, crown prince mohammed bin salman, is to evolve saudi arabia by 2030 to be a financial hub so what happened tonight i think, will have lots of thinking from the crown prince. another big developing story in saudi arabia: a newly—established anti—corru ption committee is reported to have detained ten princes, several current ministers and dozens of former ministers. reports said the committee, headed by crown prince mohammed bin salman, was set up by his father, the king, earlier on saturday. the heads of the saudi national guard and navy appear to have been replaced, as part of what looks like a major purge. we'll bring you more on that when we get it. iran has rejected accusations by the lebanese prime minister that it's spreading violence across the region. saad hariri resigned from his post

frank gardner, bbc news, riyadh. it is important, this is something the united states cannot do, that the united states cannot do, that the islamic countries stand together against the use of the religion as an excuse against the use of the religion as an excuse for barbarism. that was what the saudi leaders are seeing here in riyadh, and that is important because that is something that we westerners, americans, europeans... do you think they have done enough? was that your message when you used to come here as the secretary of defence, it has to start at home, you are part of the problem? yes, they have to use the moral authority to stand against this religious extremism. that is something americans cannot do. we can help them militarily, but we cannot help them make that political and moral argument on behalf of islam. yes, it involves saudi arabia, but that is just one place. this religious extremism, head east, pakistan, southeast asia, north on up pakistan, southeast asia, north on up to iran and syria. when you

very sudden resignation in the fact that it happened in riyadh and not beirut kind of contributing to this climate of tension between these different forces and you know all this is sad headed as it is aggression came as a surprise to others but not to the people who really know the politics of lebanon or to the people who are near him i can tell you a little story in july i wanted to go to beirut and i was on the former saturday and i said i'm coming will you be there and he said yes come you should come it's all right it's it's safe it's fine i said you know we worry about your safety so this is only two months ago for him to teach this is must be very critical again i tell you. hezbollah is seen as somebody who trains the horses is seen as somebody who is interfering in iraq is seen as somebody in a senior thing was there areas that there had been a meeting in riyadh in the days prior to his recent visit just at the end of october he went back he was speaking to his colleagues from the future movement he was briefing let the lebanese council of ministers there was no hint that his

and saying he fears his life is in danger perry made the surprise announcement in the saudi capital riyadh. now and other stories we're following a senior u.s. official is called on me on march to ensure a safe and stable environment so that more than six hundred thousand range refugees can return home members of the muslim minority fled over the border into bangladesh after myanmar's military launched a crackdown which the un has described as ethnic cleansing and as foreign slowey now reports many refugees are too scared to even think about returning. this is the second time in his sixty years that has been a refugee he first crossed into bangladesh to escape the myanmar military crackdown in one nine hundred seventy eight but was repatriated two years later he says he managed to build a good life for his family back in myanmar where they had a house and some land in which they grew crops but now as refugees in bangladesh they have nothing he's not sure if his land title will still be recognised he's not sure there's anything to return to. we can go back if we recognise the citizens if we

the kingdom of saudi arabia first the military says it shot down a long range ballistic missile over riyadh from yemen who through rebels claimed responsibility to keep up the attacks as long as the lead coalition air strikes continue in the amman mother in the hold. it's not the first time who the rebels have fired long range missiles across the border at saudi arabia but this missile appears to have travelled the furthest hundreds of kilometers deep into saudi heartland and only taken down close to king khalid international airport on the outskirts of the capital riyadh. the official saudi news agency is p.a. said saudi forces fired a surface to air patriot missile to intercept it witnesses reported hearing a loud explosion and seeing fragments falling need the airport the rebels moved quickly to say they were behind the missile attack telling al-jazeera they had launched a burka and two h. missile a scud type missile with a range of more than eight hundred kilometers knocked out of the year. we choose the time and place after collecting information about a target and it was khaled intern

riyadh it's not possible to say i guess little they will be to do with that because obviously the national guard minister in charge of the national guards really has some responsibility for defense defense issues on the other hand it may it may be too soon after that so we just don't know enough but there are clearly one of the most striking problems facing saudi arabia today is the war that is. where it's leading the coalition to try to restore the. president of yemen of course that's been very much an issue which is over which the young crown prince has been criticized he was of course defense minister and began the campaign before being appointed crown prince this summer but it certainly underlines the quite volatile nature of what's happening in and around saudi arabia at this time the government is clearly trying to focus attention as it did just the other day with these ambitious plans for a new economic strategy vision twenty thirty and so on and the crown prince it is about a splinter of a wish to promote a moderate version of these learned that the war in in yemen next door is som

frank gardner, bbc news, riyadh. and we'll get the latest from riyadh and our chief international correspondent there, in just a few moments. the conservatives have defended their planned changes to social care and winter fuel payments if they win the the next election. they insisted the new system would be fairer to everyone. the work and pensions secretary, damian green, also told the bbc that he thought £100,000 was a reasonable inheritance when questioned about the moves to reform social care. 0ur political correspondent susana mendonca reports. pensioners are used to being courted by politicians, because they vote in larger numbers than younger people do. but the conservatives‘ plans for social care haven't been going down well with this crucial group of voters, leaving labour to step up its campaign to woo the grey vote. the plans would see elderly people who are cared for in their homes having to meet the cost of that care above £100,000. their property may have to be sold after their death to pay for it,

in riyadh, saudi arabia. we want to welcome our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. president trump on the world stage, condemning terrorists, challenge muslim nations to drive them out. >> it's a choice between two futures. and it is a choice america cannot make for you. a better future is only possible if your nations drive out the terrorists, and drive out the extremists. drive them out. drive them out. of your places of worship. drive them out of your communities. di drive them out of your holy land, and drive them out of this earth. >> the president also pledging today a partnership between the u.s. and muslim nations is battling extremist ideology. and at any moment, trump will deliver another message directed at millennial's and teens at a forum on twitter where he is expected to discuss how social media can counter violent extremist ideology online. jim acosta joining me now from riyadh where he is traveling with the president. so, jim, what should we expect from president trump in this twitter forum that will kick off at any moment? >> reporter: right, we're

the who's the rebels in yemen who saudi arabia has been bombing for many years fire a rocket of riyadh that the saudis could only describe as a rainy and aggression. iran's role and its direct command of his hooty proxy in this matter constitutes a clear act of aggression the coalition's command considers this a blatant active military aggression by the iranian regime and could rise to be considered as an act of war against the kingdom of saudi arabia the saudis also ready to throw their allies under the bus to create an excuse to denigrate iran. q the lebanese prime minister holding a successful meeting with the rain ians and then going to saudi arabia and out of the blue without warning declaring his resignation while launching into a tirade about evil raney an influence plunging the region into chaos and destruction you lose a poor and gain an opening then there's the blockade of cattle. a trade embargo severed ties ultimatums and warnings punishment some say for cata daring to deal with the rain ians and then there's syria the saudi sponsored rebellion is dying their jihad just all

that is all from us from a windy riyadh. we discount to take you back to riyadh, some pictures coming in life, you can see president trump and his wife, there they are, attending quite a lavish dinner being hosted by the saudi royal family. just welcoming the president and his wife, the first lady, to that dinner. and as we were saying, he will be meeting with leaders of the gulf coalition, a summit taking place. interestingly, iran has not been invited to this summit. he is also going to be attending leaders with leaders from across —— meetings with leaders from across —— meetings with leaders from across —— meetings with leaders across the region, giving a speech about islam, and participating in a conference about social media. but tonight there are about to sit down to dinner after enjoying some entertainment. of course, we will be finding out how this story and many others are being covered in tomorrow's front pages and 10:30pm and 11:30pm tonight. i hope you canjoin me with my guests for that later on. jere

from riyadh's tallest skyscraper he controls luxury hotel chains broadcasters and a real estate empire and over twelve hundred bank accounts were reportedly frozen with more to come. traders at the riyadh stock exchange were initially nervous following the moves investors what he does there was a rush to control such a vast assets that there would be a negative impact on the economy or even the oil price but the mood soon lightened . a little while. i was flushed impression is that there was a white welcome from investors and that there are important signs from these decisions that no one is above the law not even a prince nor a minister. yet questions remain is this really about fighting corruption or is it simply a we have a limited political and commercial opponents. we're joined here in the studio now by. so das he is a correspondent for the w.'s arabic service it's good to have you on the show what are we seeing right now in saudi arabia is this the crown prince who is basically flexing his muscles and telling the world in his country i'm about to be the new boss he's trying to do

well those are gathering in riyadh. of course not those who are part but part of the opposition that's more was close to moscow but it's right this the russian delegation and special representative for the him or put in there is going there and will be speaking there it demonstrates the new kind of fact who will bring him in the middle east where russia is trying very hard to broaden its alliances and not to be just kind of. appendix to. iran in part but have good connections with sunni major powers with saudi arabia with turkey with egypt and russia would want to be the kind of the. country that's kind of balancing the situation in the do east which talks that everyone has good relations with everyone including israel and that will make russia indispensable hour in finding a kind of new status quo in the middle east and of course russia has very specific military targets in the syrian conflict and that's the establishment and further keeping the military bases the tartars naval bases being expanded and even more import

s as they like to call him tell us more about him he's than you and vicious strongman in riyadh he's the crown prince is not the king but actually he is the defect talking and he's trying to consolidate his power he's trying to show you around that he is not he's not tweek although he actually lost the war in syria because he was or his land his country was. supporting business there and they've actually lost so now he's trying to prevent iran from getting more and more powerful so do you see these actions of a sickly even iran taking as ratcheting up the tensions between them it is very frightening little bit because we know that lebanon is a very fragile country it's a very small country and this has also also had a devastating civil war in the eighty's and the early ninety's so every small step towards a war or escalation can bring this country to brink of a proxy war to civil war and this is nothing that can be good for the region at the moment certainly now that al assad us for service thank you for joining us. well u.s. president donald trump and his russian counterpart vladimi

the rebels in yemen a far long range missile of the saudi capital riyadh before it's intercepted over the city. has them speak of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up lebanon's prime minister quite suddenly in the saudi capital saying he feared for his life plus. the road of the tyrant is a steady march toward poverty suffering and servitude tensions with north korea top the agenda as donald trump lands in japan to begin his asian tool also. the report from get out of the hometown of sac catalina leader call us put him on web politics took a backseat to tradition. at all we begin with two major stories out of saudi arabia at least eleven princes and thousands of foreign ministers have been arrested on corruption charges two ministers and the head of the navy have been fired and the saudi military shot down a long range ballistic missile over riyadh fied from yemen by the rebels many on a hometowns that. it's not the first time who the rebels have fired long range missiles across the border at saudi arabia but this missile appears to have travelled the furthest hundreds of

but quite a big contingent that has followed the president to riyadh here. okay, here are live pictures as we're waiting for tillerson to come out and speak. tillerson is there, reince priebus is there, his chief strategist steve bannon, commerce secretary, wilbur ross, jared kushner, h.r. mcmaster, just some of the people that have followed the president on this eight-day trip, and from here, of course, going on to israel. but before he gets there -- >> very key speech tomorrow morning. >> very key speech to the leaders of 50 muslim nations and a speech the white house tells us will be about unity. thank you so much for keeping us company as we watch what happens happening there in riyadh this morning. it's always an honor to have you with us here. and we certainly hope you make great memories today. >> we will see you again tomorrow. next hour of cnn newsroom will continue in just a minute. featuring ego's patented, 56 the #1 rated,volt,power+ mower. arc lithium battery technology, it delivers the cutting-torque of gas. the ego mower's durable construction

awaits its prime minister is richer than i and an explanation for his sudden resignation whilst in riyadh. cautious optimism signals have been detected from a missing submarine in argentina. now it could be crunch time to zimbabwe's president as the military politicians and civil society come together to decide his future the big question now is will robert mugabe quit me full sout he's been steadily losing support since wednesday when the military sees the army chief was angry because of the sacking of vice president m isn't. his longtime ally the president's own policies and in p.f. is meeting to vote on whether to strip him of the presidency and the policy lead. the share this follows extraordinary scenes in the capital harare where hundreds of thousands of people marched on saturday celebrating the apparent turned of his thirty seven year long grip on power live now to her in harare and her you're actually outside where this extraordinary meeting is taking place tell us exactly what the new p.f. is considering. while they're considering firing the question and and firing his wife grac

saudi arabia shot down a ballistic missile over its capital riyadh fired from yemen by a hole through. the wall challenges there a life from a headquarters and i'm dating obligates also ahead the u.n. meets to the scots to iran's compliance of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement it's. on the table. in the u.s. house republicans celebrate a sweeping tax reform bill and barely an hour later the senate tells them try again and we mark a year in captivity for a call the al jazeera journalist mahmoud has seen. saudi arabian authorities say they've intercepted a ballistic missile targeting the capital riyadh it's the third such attacks since november the fighters in yemen say they launched a missile targeting the royal palace. building used by king solomon was hosting a saudi leadership meeting the crew of the save the attack was to mark a thousand days since the start of the war in yemen follows another launch on november fourteenth the fourth rather when i missile was fired from yemen towards riyadh king's college international airport and another missile targeted the southwest of the co

us calls for international action to hold iran to account over a yemeni rebel missile attack mia riyadh. hello i'm maryanne demasi in london you're watching al-jazeera told the u.n. . be attacked and that what it calls the catastrophic blockade of yemen. catalonia is ousted leadership puts the emphasis back on all tonally rather than independence from spain. six ounces of just being looked inside this to a heartbeat but they were becoming stepped on which albums did more scary russia keep watching to find out what to do with the space trouble. oh i'll top story this hour the u.s. is urging international action to hold iran accountable after saudi arabia accused iran of direct military aggression over who see rebel missile strike is on the crown prince says iran supplied the weapon fired from yemen towards riyadh on saturday meanwhile to iran has told the u.n. security council that the threat of force made against it contravenes the u.n. charter the saudis are also facing accusations of orchestrating the resignation of the lebanese prime minister saying holder reports from beirut. it has

who is missing in action in riyadh but at the moment i just want to also this is the point that anything we say at the moment is really uncertain given that we have not heard from how do you know face to face and he mentioned in his interview on on sunday november twelfth that there are there are a lot of secrets that he can only tell when he comes to lebanon and speak to president on ok well go back to martin on uncertainty is the worst thing you need in a situation like this here i want to go back to the issue of reform and we had the crown prince and people around him talking about moderate islam that is remarkable coming out of riyadh i mean if he's you know like a bull in a china shop you know with his purging like that he does he could have the political strength base to be able to do something like that because i have to wonder if that's just for western consumption that's my first take away go ahead barton. no i think you're going to nail firmly on the head yes the question that all journalists and analysts want to ask is the same what how long would this guy be around you know w

lebanon awaits its prime minister's return for an explanation for his sudden resignation mohsin riyadh plus. on world toilet day i robot bride in cambodia a country dealing with a universal problem. but first it looks like it's crunch time for zimbabwe's president as his ruling zanu p.f. party meets to decide his future the big question will he quit or will he be forced out now robert mugabe has been steadily losing. the portraits when say that's when the military seize power the army chief was angry over the sacking of the vice president. his longtime ally the influential war veterans are also demanding that mugabe be removed as leader and the youth wing of zanu p.f. is also joined those calls they say the president's support of his wife grace destroyed the government now this follows extraordinary scenes in the capital harare where hundreds of thousands of people marched on saturday celebrating the apparent demise of president robert mugabe let's go live to our correspondent who is in harare and her your outside the headquarters of the ruling party in zimbabwe organs of the party see

jazeera live from doha also coming up with the rebels in yemen a long range missile at the saudi capital riyadh before it's intercepted over the city. we will never yield never waver and never falter in defense of our people donald trump brings tough talk to japan as the u.s. president begins his twelve day tour of asia plus. we'll take you to jerome the hometown of the sex couple and lead a push to mount where politics took a backseat for tradition. we begin in saudi arabia where there's been a major cabinet shake up the same night as several princes were detained in a new anti corruption crackdown billionaire investor. is. of the eleven princes who are detained he's a major shareholder in twitter twenty first century fox and citi group he's been previously named in time magazine's list of the one hundred most influential people the country's economy minister and the head of the navy were replaced but perhaps the most prominent official removed was the head of the national guard prince that had been abdullah he's the son of the late king abdullah and was considered a contender to the throne it

in riyadh, many noted that, not human rights. the yemen question came up on a press co nfe re nce question came up on a press conference in which this american civilian -- conference in which this american civilian —— secretary of state said if we give them better arms they will be able to target better. i spoke to a senior american official in riyadh and he said the difference between 0bama and trump is that trump will not tell the saudis how they should run the kingdom, and thatis they should run the kingdom, and that is very important. they are doing deals and they making new alliances. but the other thing on the agenda is trying to make peace with the palestinians and the white house made it clear they want to see some confidence building measures as they call them, before they arrive with the palestinians. a series of steps happen taken to ease the steps and that crossing between jordan and the west bank, to include to create new industrial zones and jobs and allow more building permits. is this enough? is this a move in

yes and there's a certain escalation in this so-called proxy conflict between iran and riyadh for many years it's gone sort of heated up and cooled off and i think it was more of a cold war for a long time but for the last two and a half years it certainly escalated with the with the coming of. prince mohammed bin defense minister in the beginning of two thousand and fifteen i think we saw more of the escalation in yemen and the likes what we're also seeing in escalation from iran through from iraq through syria and on to lebanon and all in all i think iran wants to build on what it considers to be victorious expansion of its influence in its neighboring countries like iraq syria lebanon and so on i think so eurabia wants to fend off iran and iranian influence especially in its immediate surroundings like in yemen and hence we are seeing both regimes escalating their their tensions their conflict and really demanding the various countries sovereign nations of the region to take sides are you with iran or are you with saudi arabia . i think many people are probably sitting at home think

he is in riyadh. he is on the first leg of that trip, where the president has departed from riyadh straight to tel aviv here. hi there, nic. we know that the optics here are really important. it was a pretty successful first leg of this trip, and now the israelis are literally rolling out the red carpet for this president. there are optics first and then there's substance. what do you think expect here? >> reporter: well, he seems to be coming off a successful first leg here, but of course, the difficulty of speaking to individual audiences, which is what he did here. his big speech here was absolutely tailored for the arab muslim audience. how is that going to play on the next leg? we've heard some pushback from israeli officials that the whole defense deal between the united states and saudi arabia, $109 billion worth of it, is counterproductive in their eyes to regional security. i think for potentially the difficulty here -- and we did see elements of it in saudi arabia, that president trump is pe

of what could be an act of war by supplying hooty rebels in yemen with a missile that was fired at riyadh it's the latest developments of escalating tension in the region saudi air defense forces intercepted the ballistic missile on saturday although the who the rebels claimed responsibility saudi leaders say the weapon was supplied by iran iran back to it is a warning that saudi and u.a.e. airports are now within firing range and could be the next targets saudi arabia is also taking aim at lebanon its warning that it will be dealt with as a government that has declared war against riyadh lebanon's prime minister saad al holy be blamed iran and hizbollah for destabilizing the region hariri who resigned while in riyadh on saturday has now arrived in abu dhabi for talks from the honda who's in beirut. some analysts are even saying that these statements by saudi officials a number of saudi officials are unprecedented and they're analyzing this as a declaration of war against eleven on telling lebanon lebanese leaders need to choose between peace or terror in other words telling them not to c

minister saad hariri aris political parties demanding he return to beirut five days after he not stay in riyadh that he was stepping down or aries office says he's still in the saudi capital and denies he's being held there against his will in now that used to . the return of prime minister saad hariri head of the future movement is necessary in order to restore the internal and external balance of lebanon with full respect to lebanon's legitimacy in accordance to the constitution and to the thai if accord and with respect to the arab and international legitimacy we confirm our support for prime minister hariri and for all the decisions he makes under any circumstances. as arizona hold us and this updates from beirut. the political party of saddle how do you say that it is necessary that the the prime minister immediately returns to lebanon saying that this is of course necessary to restore stability in the country the political party in that statement stopping short of actually saying that they believe that the prime minister is detained that he is being held against his will in fact we called

i would like to show you video of president trump in riyadh. i think the are -- reaction, the president dancing at some point. yeah, he's kind of a little jig there. your comments on that, sir, seems like the president is enjoying the moment. >> absolutely. washington is always tough for my president, it's nothing but hassles and slow action, you get out in the world stage particularly when you're being welcomed and everybody welcomes this message the president has of american leadership of american strength, this is what they are thirsting for particularly in saudi arabia but he's going to encounter this everywhere he goes, this trip is going to be, i think, very important because it also shows that president trump is different than candidate trump. kelly: embassador james jeffrey, well, said. thank you for your perspective. and you can watch live as president trump delivers his speech on radical ideology and his hopes for a peaceful islam tomorrow. you can tune in to the fox news channel at 9:30 a.m. eastern time. julie: are you guys loving t

we will take you back to riyadh shortly. the convention center, live pictures were secretary of date rex tillerson just about to give remarks before the audience there. we are not sure exactly what the secretary will be saying, but asked that the president, all words at this point are awaited with bated breath. paying close attention to think that is happening, president trump has let the convention center as he is on the way as well as keen salman -- king salman for combating extremist ideology. thus far, the president speech there, historic speech has been very successful speech by all accounts. it will have much more on that speech and analysis coming up later here on fox news. rick. rick: this fox news did u.s. officials have announced another ballistic missile test overnight. it's another shorter range than those in previous tests. but president trump in the middle east this week, doesn't mean north korea halt the test now. orden chang from expert panelist on asia and author of a nuclear showdown, north korea takes on t

on a ballistic missile over its capital riyadh fired from yemen by the rebels. launching i'll just zero life from a headquarters and. also ahead the u.n. meets to discuss iran's compliance with a twenty fifteen nuclear agreement. on the table. in the u.s. house republican celebrate a sweeping tax reform bill and barely an hour later the senate tells them to try again. we mark a year in captivity for our colleague al jazeera journalists for saying. hello saudi arabian authorities say they've intercepted a ballistic missile targeting the capital riyadh it's the third such attack since november the fighters in yemen say they launched the missile targeting the royal palace that's king solomon's official residence they say the attack was to mark a thousand days since the start of the war in yemen and it follows another launch on november the fourth when a missile was fired from yemen towards riyadh king international airport another missile targeted the southwest of the country before it was intercepted on december the first fence in monaco and has more. this is the

saudi arabia blames iran for a missile targeting riyadh saying it would be considered an act of war plus. lebanon's former prime minister saad hariri meets the saudi king two days after his surprise resignation. and in the u.s. state of texas a sunday's shooting at a church was the result of a domestic dispute at least twenty six people including children were killed in the attack a man who confronted and chased a gunman told reporters he was driving near the church in southern springs when he saw the shooter. i did what i thought i needed to do which is they said that there's a shooting i pursued and i just did what i thought was the right day. a vigil has been held for those killed in sunday's shooting dozens of people held candles at a gathering across the street from the first baptist church in sutherland springs how did your castro has more. human. needs a sunday gathering of christian worshippers turned horrific when a man dressed in full combat gear walked in and opened fire. he was dressed in all black that suspect crossed the street to the church and exit is being cool and began

again live pictures right there from riyadh because momentarily, u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson will be part of a briefing there along with the saudi foreign minister, of course we'll take that as it happens. meanti meantime, back in the u.s., fired fbi director james comey has agreed to testify publicly. meanwhile, a special council is digging around the trump administration for possible collusion with russia. the newest head winds facing the white house after this. he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. my doctor and i choose xarelto® xarelto®... to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generation blood thinner... ...that's proven to treat and reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots from happening again. in clinical studies, almost 98% of patients on xarelto® did not experience another dvt or pe. here'

towards the can khaled around riyadh so really the capacity of the home fees you know a renegade or if you were a rebel group in yemen able to do that kind of action to take that kind of step against saudi arabia is a proof that the saudis or the crown prince some particular has made a major fumble in his war in yemen and that this is a stretch to failure for so with the arabia and yemen if that's the case with saudi arabia looking for some semblance of peace within that. part of the region it's all thrown into chaos by the lebanese prime minister who happens to be inside the arabia and offers his resignation outside of his own country creating the big question marks about stability in lebanon and who are the really big game players in a country that's been racked historically with civil war and political strife and who really are those people in charge of a country that is so close to some of the major conflicts of the moment specially syria in the end of the day what we have is saudi arabian i was trying to act not only in yemen not only in syria not only defending itself but also

saudi arabia says it's a shot down a ballistic missile over its capital riyadh falling from yemen by the rebels. hello i'm c.t.s. and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up at least forty three die and dozens more missing after a tropical storm hits the philippines. a new leader and a new era in south african politics we get reaction to the election of cyril ramaphosa as he takes charge of the african national congress. and campaigning draws to a close as voters prepare once again to consider the secession question in catalonia . we begin in saudi arabia where authorities say they've intercepted a ballistic missile targeting its capital riyadh he finds in yemen have claimed responsibility saying they were targeting the official residence of king solomon to mark one thousand days since the beginning of the war on yemen it's the third such attack by the who says since the beginning of november in time reports. this is the moment he fired ballistic missile was apparently shot down by saudi forces base who say they were targeting your mama royal palace which is west of the ca

this weekend he was here in riyadh. one of the cornerstones of his two days here, finishing up a huge weapons deal with the saudis. added to the tens of billions of dollars of saudi investment in u.s. companies. rich edson at the state department tells us what's in the agreement. >> president trump chose saudi arabia as his first international destination in this assess message. >> america is prepared to stand with you in pursuit of shared interest. common security. the nations of the middle east cannot wait for american power to crush this enemy for them right >> to facilitate that, the trump administration has approved billions and arms sale sales. three entered $50 billion over ten years. the obama administration halted some of those sales over concerns the saudi military would strike civilians while it intervenes in yemen. >> one of the ten most repressive countries in the world and for trump to signal that this was one of the most important foreign countries, it's a striking shift in tone. >> lead the united states

destroyed this is the result of aggression how how is this in the area were affected by the strike riyadh has intensified its bombardment of yemen in a response to a missile fired towards the saudi capital a week ago by who is the fighters saudi arabia quick to blame it on iran saying to iran directly supports the who these later a senior u.s. air force official claimed the ballistic missile that was used had been made in iran. then i read markings on the business. that's been demonstrated and there are pictures that take that to mean that connects that to iran in terms of who supply. missiles and that capability has some i am going to end that war which we do not even have the ability to transfer missiles to yemen it's the missiles and they've managed to increase the missiles range. takes a look now at the escalating tensions between two of the biggest players in the middle east recently barely a day seems to go by without saudi arabia making headlines and it almost always boils down to its enemy iran it is a game of chess that spans an entire region on every. the who's the rebels in yem

my colleague lyse doucet is in riyadh. welcome to riyadh, the first day of president donald trump's first foreign visit is slowly evolving. he'll be soon going to a lavish dinner here, the guests of his saudi hosts who have given him a royal welcome. starting with the red carpet this morning at the international airport here in riyadh. and a day when he received many honours and signed many deals, a senior saudi official has said that already some deals worth a record $300 billion have been signed. in everything from engineering and technology, in the oil and gas sector, as well as an arms deal totalling 110 billion us dollars. that's a record sum in us saudi relations. there's much talk here of turning page. in other words, about a new partnership between the saudi kingdom and the united states with efforts from the strained religion should president 0bama, focused on a nuclear —— relationship with president 0bama, focused on a nuclear deal with iran, the archrival of saudi arabia. we will discuss these crucial relati

threat from north korea likely to take center stage saudi arabia blames iran for a missile targeting riyadh saying it could be considered an act of war. one hundred years ago the winter palace here it's a petersburg was echoing to the sound of revolutionaries as the bolsheviks overthrew the governments of the day i'm reach islands and keep watching to find out why russia's modern rulers find this a difficult subject. police in the u.s. state of texas say sunday's shooting at a church was the result of a domestic dispute the gunman devon patrick kelly had sent threatening text messages to his mother and or in recent days at least twenty six people including children were killed in the attack i do jocasta reports now from southern springs texas. inside the white steepled sanctuary of the first baptist church of sutherland springs a scene of horror unfolded on sunday morning survivors described a young man wearing a skull mask and dressed for combat walked in and opened fire on men women and children the youngest victim killed was just a year and a half old why this trip why would you do this