that s instability. so the notion that the region has done a good job, the region needs help. this is a regional job at issue, when it seems as trump gets back toward everything, it comes down to the money, you know, you ve got to pay for nato if you re the nato countries. here in the middle east, you know, you ve got to fings this problem, it s your problem, don t expect the united states to take on the burden, that s part of his narrative, if you will, that s part, i think the message of that part was pitched somewhere in the middle there. yeah, all right, so 10 past 10:00 or so. a lot of money being offered up out of that part of the trip to the tune of some $400 billion the trump delegation now set to leave many time now on your way
region. four waterspouts came down at the same time. there it goes. you can see them on the top of your screen. some have touched down, several beginning to form. incredible perspective across the area. show you signatures of thifican. warm air rises up to the cloud top. a tornado happens from the cloud toward the surface. if you bring a spout over land, it is officially designated as a tornado. this didn t happen. seven waterspouts reported in a 24-hour period. europe density of tornadoes is across parts of the uk but only eight tornados per year touched down. greece. that s an average compared to 1100 across the united states. slice it in half and divide it and shows the united states as a whole as far as the land area, about 10 million square kilometers of land.
donald trump on sunday? you know, he was speaking to the audience here. there were 55 kings, presidents, prime ministers from the arab region from muslim majority nations. his message was couched for them, particularly for saudi and particularly for the gulf region. there was reassurance, that reassurance, we ve got your back and there was the aspiration that muslim are being the principle victims and extremist killings that go on that we can work together that this is about better future for all of our children that was con joeling, that we re not here to tell you what to do, we have a shared interest, let s work on it. there was demanding as we heard just then, froze them out of your places throw them out of your places of worship, throw
the region and indeed the world be with this news? well, certainly they are concerned that the fact that just a week ago it was described as the most successful missile that north korea has ever launched. so, certainly, that was a very big call from certain analyst. they were saying it s significant it shows they re working on the reentry technology. this technology that they absolutely have to nail that before they can have an aim. and certainly, last week and this week shows they have some capability in that respect, although, intelligence are trying to figure out how stable that reentry actually was. all right, paula hancocks joining us there from seoul in south korea after 4:20 in the afternoon. many thanks to you. want to get the perspective now from two other key countries in
will scuttle of him pursuing a peace deal. he s backed off there. that s a message you would have heard from the arab states, don t move the embassy. he s heeding that advice, at least for now. very briefly, donald trump leaves saudi arabia with the offer of $400 billion in purchases of u.s. military weaponry over the next ten years. some will say a lot of influence in what they say is an effort to counter iranian influence in this region, which will be music to the ears of benjamin. to some extent. it strengthens the antirun alliance, de facto alliance between some of the other gulf states. some ministers have expressed some reservations about such a big deal, $110 billion in arms because it threatens, they see as threatening the qualitative military edge, they ve gotten