president trump trying to bring jobs back, but china. a stunning confession from the president. he wants to relax sanctions on a telecom firm. israel moves the embassy to jerusalem this morning. protests expected as well. what does this mean for america's role in peace talks? and is this something you want at your child's prom? that's a tiger. parents and students outraged

after a caged tiger is rolled out. why the school is defending the move. unusual to say the least. >> i wasn't ready for that. >> how was your mother's day? welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i had a hard time convincing my brother it is not brothers day. it is monday, may 14th. 11:00 a.m. in jerusalem. i'm christine romans. let's start with the president vowing to save jobs. chinese jobs. right before more high stakes trade stalks. trump says -- trade talks. trump says he is working to get zte back into business. too many jobs lost. commerce department instructed to get it done. a ban crippled zte after the u.s. administration barred the company from selling vital parts. that was punishment for violating u.s. sanctions.

zte selling phones to iran and lying about the employees involved. last year, wilbur ross called zte's actions egregious. >> improper trade games are over. >> and the white house says trump expects ross to resolve the trade action after talking tough. trump's tweet draw criticism from adam schiff and he said trump should care more about our national security than chinese jobs. tru trump's reversal come as round two of trade talks ramps up. in a second tweet, trump said china and the u.s. are working well together. adding quote be cool. it will all work out.

>> be cool. the trump administration doing what administrations in the past promised by moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. the white house declaring the move reflects the reality that jerusalem is the israeli capital. critics arguing this marks the end of america's role as an honest broker in israeli/palestinian peace negotiations. u.s. sending a delegation marked by angry protests around the region. we have elise labott with more. >> reporter: good morning, dave. big day for the u.s. opembassy opening in jerusalem. big move for the trump supporters on the streets.

jared kushner who has been leading the peace negotiations is about to roll out his peace plan and steve mnuchin and ivanka trump, his daughter tweeting about thank you prime minister netanyahu and mrs. netanyahu for the warm welcome to iss raraze israel. i'm honored to join you and the dedication of the u.s. embassy and celebrating the friendship with our countries. now prime minister netanyahu will be here this morning addressing the embassy ceremony. yesterday, he was calling on all nations to open their embassies in jerusalem and recognize jerusalem as the capital saying it will advance peace. most nations in the region don't agree. you heard very tough tweets from the iranians and other countries condemning the move. palestinians see jerusalem is

part of their future capital and very upset with the move. they have not talked to the administration since president trump made this controversial announcement in december. another interesting note today, controversial priest, the baptist pastor robert jeffers will be giving the invocation today. he has been criticized for anti-muslim and anti-gay and other religions. a lot of critics condemning the move. >> thank you, elise labott. the u.s. embassy move to jerusalem has people bracing for protests on the gaza border. israeli defense forces tweeting a video warning hamas may breach security. over 100,000 palestinians are expected to demonstrate. cnn's coverage continues with ian lee live from gaza. what are you seeing now behind

you and how large are they expecting this to get? >> reporter: christine, right behind me now you can probably see this is the thick black smoke from burning tires. the protesters have used it to obscure the sight of the movement from the israeli snipers. we have seen tear gas. it is shaping up to be a volatile day. just this morning, it is still ferre fairly early for the protests. we have seen people streaming if. they are expecting over -- streaming in. they are expecting 100,000 people along the border. this is one of multiple camps here. the berm behind me and their goal is to breach that berm. they want to return the lands from the 1948 war. on the israel provide, they say

that will not happen. they will have verbal warnings and non lethal means like tear gas and if they push forward, they will use live ammunition. christine, this is expected to be the largest protest so far in the seven-week demonstration. when you have large numbers of people, expect a deadly and bloody day. >> stay on it for us. we will come back to you. ian lee in gaza. the white house aide that made the horrible joke about senator john mccain has not apologized. last week, the communications aide kelly sadler said the opposition of john mccain of gina haspel did not matter because he is dying any way. white house advisers refusing to direct comment.

instead criticizing on the leak that made the remark. that is not sitting well with both sides of the aisle. >> if it was a joke, it was a herable joke. i just wish somebody -- it was a terrible joke. i just wish somebody would say that is inappropriate. somebody in my office said that, i would apologize on behalf of the office. >> it is beyond my comprehension. it is one thing for somebody to say something crude and stupid and disrespectful of an american hero. it is another for them not to apologize. >> sarah sanders privately scolded staff friday after the sadler comments were reported to cnn. breaking overnight in hawaii. a new fissure opening up near the kilauea volcano. it is active and producing fumes

and lava spatter. an eruption is still possible which could send boulders flying and generate ash plumes 12 miles from the summit. >> residents forced to evacuate on sunday after a fissure several hundred long yards opened up. vacation rentals are directed to close. president trump has declared a major disaster to expedite federal assistance. >> the sights and sounds of the volcano are compelling. you can hear the hissing of the steam coming from the fissures and splatter of lava. >> a lava chaser on cnn sunday taking photos. while others evacuate. >> be careful. iranian officials to salvage the nuclear deal. how long will iran work to save

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is the united states going to sanction european companies that do business with iran? >> i think the issue here is what the europeans will do. if they see that it is not in their interest to stay in the deal, we will have to watch what the iranians do. they love to stay in the deal. why shouldn't they? they got everything they wanted from the obama administration. i think the europeans will see it is in their interest to come along with us. >> national security advisor john bolton refusing to rule out sanctions against european companies doing business with iran and the iranians announce a timeline as the foreign minister is touring asia and europe in an attempt to salvage the deal. we have cnn's frederik pleitgen with the latest. what is the likelihood this is a deal without the united states?

>> reporter: it is interesting, dave. throughout the weekend, iranian officials were ripping into donald trump and the united states for getting out of the deal. from our vantage point here, it seems more than dividing moderates and hard liners in the country. it seems to be uniting them. one is a common position. iran wants to stay in the nuclear agreement. they want to ensure iranian agreement is fully in the deal. they also stand to economically benefit a great deal. the next stop is europe. that will be the tricky one. iranians say european companies have to be able to invest in iran without fearing retribution from the united states. the big question is are the europeans willing to do that? they are angry with president trump for pulling out of the deal. will they protect their

companies who want to do business in iran? >> thank you, fred. three former u.s. prisoners are reuniting with the families this morning. they left walter reed on sunday to return home. secretary of state mike pompeo brought them back. he says the u.s. is not willing to invevest taxpayer dollars to help north korea. >> to quote president trump, we'll see. we are not to the place where we should be remotely close declaring what we want to achieve. a great deal of work. our eyes are wide open with respect to the risks. it is our hope that chairman kim wants to make a strategic change in the direction for his company and people. if he is prepared to do that, president trump is prepared to ensure a successful transition.

>> north korea is taking measures to dismantle the nuclear site. breaking overnight. four police officers and six civilians injured outside a police station in surabaya, indonesia. four suicide bombers carried out the attacks. all of them are dead. this is one day after a husband and wife used their four children in a string of attacks on churches in surabaya leaving seven dead. the two daughters, 9 and 12 and two teenage boys. the investigators believe the parents belonged to a terrorist group that lends support to isis in indonesia. no proof isis directed the attack. they are rolling out the welcome mat in windsor. harry and meghan walk down the aisle this week. we are live in england with fin final preps.

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morning and horses practicing around the castle. 100,000 people will be flooding into the small town. that means a security nightmare and great business for the local pubs and restaurants and shops. we have been sam pling the delights. we have tried the royal wedding beer. windsor knot. it has windsor barley with west american hops. the perfect marriage like the marriage of harry and meghan. and also lots of shops. we have mugs and i feel like maybe we should ship this over for you for the atlanta studio can be royal wedding ready. >> i know. my colleague alisyn camerota is going to cover it. i hope she brings something back for us. >> at least a mug. >> a hat with a fascinator. anna stewart, thank you.

we get ready for the big day. just published "times" report of keyless cars pose a threat. 28 people have died and 45 injured since 2006 after drivers left their cars running in garages allowing the gas to seep in homes. in 2016, a judge dismissed a class action lawsuit linking 13 deaths to keyless cars. the national highway traffic and safety administration has not followed through on warnings like a series of beeps. >> that is troubling. a caged tiger causing an uproar at high school prom in miami. welcome to the jungle was the treatme theme. no one expected a real jungle creature to be wheeled in. several students and parents complaining about safety and the stress the tiger appears to be

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the u.s. embassy in israel moves to jerusalem this morning. protests are expected. what does this mean for america's role in the peace talks? we go live to jerusalem. and is this something you want at your child's prom? outrage after a caged tiger is rolled out. why the school is defending the move. i'm dave briggs. welcome back to "early start." it is monday, may 14th. trump says he is working to get zte back into business. too many jobs lost. commerce department instructed to get it done. just last month, the commerce department crippled zte. it barred companies from selling it vital parts. that was punishment for violating u.s. sanctions. zte selling phones to iran and lying about the employees involved. last year, wilbur ross called zte's actions egregious.

>> we are putting the world on notice. improper trade games are over with. >> are they? now the white house says trump expects ross to resolve the action. trump's tweet draw criticism from adam schiff and he said trump should care more about our national security than chinese jobs. trump's reversal come as round two of trade talks ramps up. a chinese delegation heads to washington this week. in a second tweet, trump said china and the u.s. are working well together. after past trade talks were one sided. adding be cool. it will all work out. the trump administration doing what administrations in the past promised by moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. in a matter of hours, the formal ceremony set for 9:00 a.m. eastern time. the white house declaring the

move reflects the reality that jerusalem is the israeli capital. critics arguing this marks the end of america's role as an honest broker in israeli/palestinian peace negotiations. cnn's elise labott joins us from inside the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. good morning, elise. >> reporter: good morning, dave. big day for the u.s. embassy opening in jerusalem. big move by israeli standards. you can see pro-president trump signs lining the streets. high level u.s. delegation here. in addition to dozens of senators and business men, you have deputy secretary of state john sullivan and secretary steve mnuchin and the president's son-in-law jared kushner who will layout his peace plan in the days and weeks and, of course, ivanka trump, the president's daughter, tweeting this morning.

let me read. thank you, prime minister netanyahu and mrs. netanyahu for the warm welcome to israel. i'm honored for the dedication of the new embassy in jerusalem and celebrating the friendship between our two countries. events in a couple of hours including a recorded message from president trump and prime minister netanyahu will be here to address the crowd. last night at the gala, he was asking all countries to follow president trump's lead and move their embassy to jerusalem and recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. the u.s. is saying that this is long overdue. clearly most nations in the region don't agree. you heard this morning very tough rhetoric from the iranians. they say this will add fire to already combustible region. palestinians consider jerusalem

as their capital of the future palestinian state. they say this prejudices the final negotiations. one other note, very controversial pastor today will be giving the invocation at the ceremony. robert jeffers. he has been criticized for anti-muslim and anti-gay and and -- and anti-mormon as well as others. this is a new day in u.s./israeli relations. dave. >> a controversial move. elise labott at the new embassy. thank you. mitt romney, a critic of the president, says jeffers says you cannot be saved by being a jew. he says the same about islam. such a religious bigot should not give the prayer that opens the united states embassy in jerusalem.

romney says of robert jeffress. and protests on the gaza border. israeli defense forces tweeting out a video warning hamas may attempt to breach security and carry out a massacre. more than 100,000 palestinians are expected to demonstrate. we have ian lee in gaza. 100,000. you are seeing people burn tires to hide location from snipers. what else is happening? >> reporter: christine, just a while ago before we came to air, a drone had flown right behind me and dropped tear gas into the crowd and into this area. scattering the people. this is already gearing up to be a very tense morning. you see the black smoke from the burning tires behind me. we have seen tear gas. we have seen ambulances ferrying

the injured to hospital. we have seen thousands of people coming here today and the israeli military expect over 100,000 people up and down the border. there are five camps that palestinians have been gathering. their goal is to breach the border to get to the other side to return to lands they lost to israel in the 1948 war. israel, for its part, says that is a red line. they won't allow people to cross over. they say the worst nightmare is massive breach of the border fence. they have a system. they will issue warnings and fire non lethal means like tear gas and if they get too close, they will start shooting protesters to push them back. when you do have this massive amount of people, this is the largest we have seen so far, you will have a recipe for a deadly day, christine. >> we know the opening

officially happening in a few hours. we will continue to check in with you. ian lee, thank you. domestic politics. white house aide who made the horrible joke about john mccain has not apologized. last week, white house aide kelly sadler said mccain's opposition to gina haspel did not matter because quote he's dying anyway. in the phone call to meghan mccain, sadler said she would apologize p publublicly. white house advisers refusing to comment and criticizing on the leak which made the remark public. that is not sitting well with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> it is a disgusting thing to say. it was a herabterrible joke. somebody in my office would say such a thing about somebody, i would apologize on behalf of the office. >> it is beyond my

comprehension. it is one thing in the white house for somebody to say something crude and stupid and disrespectful of the american hero. it is another thing for them not to apologize. >> sources telling cnn the white house press secretary sarah sanders privately scolded the staff friday after the comments were reported by cnn and other news outlets. the education department dismantled a team looking into fraud by for-profit colleges. dismantling it so much so, it killed investigations. the investigations targeted institutions where some of education secretary betsy devos' top hires once worked. the investigation into the global education formerly known as devry was stopped last year. she picked a dean at the school to be her investigator. >> and looking into two other for-profit companies. former employees of those

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is the united states going to sanction european companies that do business with iran? >> i think the issue here is what the europeans will do. if they see that it is not in their interest to stay in the deal, we will have to watch what the iranians do. they love to stay in the deal. why shouldn't they? they got everything they wanted from the obama administration. i think the europeans will see it is in their interest to come along with us. >> national security advisor john bolton refusing to rule out sanctions against european companies doing business with

iran and the iranians announce a timeline for saving the nuclear deal that president trump abandoned. and now as foreign minister is touring asia and europe in an attempt to salvage the deal. we have cnn's frederik pleitgen with the latest. what is the likelihood this is a deal without the united states? >> reporter: christine, it is interesting some countries ripping into the president and the united states over the deal. now the hard liners and moderates seem to have a common position. that common position is very clear. they want to try to preserve the nuclear agreement. they also say iran's interests need to be preserved and protected. that means they want investment from abroad. that is where the trip by the foreign minister comes in.

he is in moscow. he has been speaking to sergei lavrov. they came up with the joint statement saying they are committed to preserving the nuclear agreement minus the united states. the big day, though, christine, is going to be tomorrow when zarif moves on to europe because as you have seen from the john bolton sound we just saw, those are the countries that are key. iranians want investment from europe and they want to be sure that european companies are protected when they invest in iran. if they want to invest in iran from retribution from the united states. it would be a tall order for the europeans to essentihessentiall against one of the long standing allies. they are angry with the united states for pulling out of the deal. >> 75 years of goodwill between the united states and europeans.

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good morning, anna. >> reporter: hello. many breaks of tradition, i think, at the royal wedding. it will feel fresh. it is not a state wedding. it is not limited by the restrictionsme restrictions. they will have the lemon cake and elder flower cake. meghan markle will be arriving with her mom at gate behind me. she will drop her mom off where she can make her way into the church and meghan markle will go through a cloister and ascend the steps. we expect more this week, dave. we should get more details on the bridesmaids and page boys. princess charlotte and prince george are the top contenders,

but you have nieces and nephews as well. >> anna stewart, thank you. >> i think she did not pick a maid of honor because she has so many good friends. she did not want to pick one. another break with tradition. best man will, of course, be prince william. prom night gets wild at one miami school leaving parents and some students outraged. the theme welcome to the jungle shows a tiger pacing in a cage. animal rights activists calling it abuse for the sake of entertainment. the school said a licensed facility handled the tiger the entire time. caged animal as a party prop. is that okay? >> i'm not easily offended by this, but the fish and wildlife

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you look and it has some tropical characteristics. the national hurricane center gives it a 30% chance. if it does, it will be alberto. it will be a long shot at this point. what is almost certain is the tremendous rainfall from miami to ft. myers and tampa and parts of florida which have been drought stricken. it lights up with rainfall of 4 to 7 inches across the state of florida. working into southern georgia as well with heavy rainfall by the time it is all said and done. the big story is the heat. 23 plus record temperatures possible on monday. notice a dramatic cooling trend across the south as you see wet weather moving in. to the north, temperatures warm up for another day before cooler temperatures later in the week. >> pedram javaheri, thank you. that's your weather. here is your money. asia stocks rising. they are hoping there is thawing

trade tensions. president trump vowed to save zte before another round of trade talks. a ban last month crippled that company. rising oil prices helped wall street. u.s. oil hit $70 a barrel boosting energy stocks. the sector is up 12% in the past month. great for oil companies and bad for drivers. a family can spend $200 more on gas this summer. another brand hit by data breach. customer and debit information was compromised by chili's. if you ate there in march or april, monitor your account. the investigation is ongoing. if you ate at chili's in march or april. apple ceo taking a jab at facebook. tim cook told duke grads this yesterday. >> we reject the excuse getting

the most of technology means trading away your right to privacy. we choose a different path. collecting as little of your data as possible and thoughtful and respectful when it is in our care. >> this is not the first time apple has taken a jab at facebook. in march, cook said apple could make a ton of money mondotizing customers, but chooses not to do so. could boston win amazon's second headquarters? boston will host hq 2 according to the robot. cities are in a bidding war. it will create up to 50,000 jobs. amazon released a short list in january. after boston, ai picked chicago, atlanta, new york and toronto. >> surprising. i was going to go with austin,

texas, perhaps. where is your odds? >> it has to have good infrastructure and good high school test scores and good public education system. a place you don't have long commutes. all of these things are going into the thought. "early start" continues right now. president trump is bringing jobs back to china. a stunning confession from the president. he wants to relax sanctions on a telecom firm. the u.s. embassy in israel moves to jerusalem this morning. high level delegation on hand. protests are expected. what does this mean for america's role in the peace talks? we go live to jerusalem. and is this something you want at your child's prom? parents and students outraged after a caged tiger is rolled out. why the school is defending the move.