how do they think they create terrorists by not taking care of civilia civilians. netanyahu and trump. we re close on trade deals and military and terrorism and all the things we have to work on. relationship never been better. our greatest challenge in the middle east to our countries and arab neighbors, it is incapsulated in one word. iran. iran has not given up its nuclear ambition. let s bring in the state department spokesperson. let me ask you about what the rest of the region may think when they see the president and netanyahu aligned? i think things have shifted so there would be relief that alliance is strong. especially when iran is
of substance. all right. scott lucas, thanks so much for joining us from birmingham england where it s just after 8:00 in the morning. the u.s. president donald trump s son-in-law and senior adviser have traveled to iraq. jared kushner exact i titinerar. continues to push on. the news agency reports iraqi forces put fighting there on hold sunday to insure passage of civilia civilians. following the story he s live in instanbul turkey with us this hour. what more do we know about jared kushner and why he is in iraq. what we do know a few key details, but the overall is shrouded in a fair degree of secrecy, a senior administration that jared kushner did travel to
performance. very funny clip, indeed. why has that clip been all but eras erased? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we re following breaking news, including the escalating crisis in israel. the government there deploying hundreds of extra troops and police tonight amid a wave of stabbing attacks on israeli civilia civilians. some neighborhoods are sealed off increasing tensions boiling over in deadly street clashes
we pay tribute this afternoon to the 184 innocent people who lost their lives here that morning. fathers and mothers, sons and daughte daughters, service members, civilia civilians, they had done nothing, nothing to deserve such a cruel fate. we remember them, and we think of their families. they have suffered through grief and through heart break. we also honor the courageous efforts of the first responders, the rescue workers, and countless civilian and military pentagon employees whose efforts
tonight, health care on trial. it was the final day of dramatic supreme court hearings on the president s controversial health care law. now, justices again signaling a huge divide, a khasm that could doom obama s signature domestic achievement. with all uncertainty surrounding the law s fate, business owners are looking at how their costs will be affected and that means yours, if you re an employee. for some clarity, we turn to our strike team made up of entrepreneurs, innovators, ceos of companies of all sizes and our team members agreed their costs would go up but the big question is how much. here are some specifics. david roberts is the kachairmanf carlisle companies and he said his health care costs would go up by 3.5%. he would pass all of that in turn to employees. stewart miller, the president and ceo of lenar said his health care costs would rise 5% to 10% by 2014 and that would be passed on to employees. so they get an increase that goes straight through to your pr