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To you throughout the hour. we have other news to konk as well. secretary of state john kerry is in jordan to meet with king abdullah as they find a way to ease the violence in israel. that's coming up. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, the owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financial clarity and a relationship built for the unexpected, she could control her ca...

Now is to identify the victims of a fiery road that killed nearly 40 people on friday. a bus co-lied with a truck. a truck driver and his young son were also among those kids. eight people survived including the bus driver. the french president said he's plug jed into sadness. it's the worst road accident in france in at least three decades. >> usa secretary of state john kerry has had a very busy week. he met with russia's prime minister and currently at this hour he's in jordan to meet with kick abdullah and also mahmoud abbas. kerry said there may be a way to defuse the violence in israel w...

Me live in jerusalem to talk about the violence happening there. ben, the big question, of course, is is this flare-up going to continue or do we think it might be dying down? >> reporter: well, all eyes, fred, are on the meeting. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with king abdullah and in about an hour and a half, they'll try to bring all the parties together again. we understand the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu would like both the jordanian and palestinian leaders to report this status quo, this unwritten arrangement that exists on the temple mount remains intact, but tod...

John kerry is in jordan this hour to discuss the recent wave of violence in israel and the west bank. he's meeting with king abdullah and palestinian's president mahmoud abbas. he expressed cautious optimism about finding a way to defuse the violence that has killed nearly 60 people this month. and we have our own senior international correspondent ben wedeman who jones me now live from jerusalem. ben, you've been on the ground there in the west bang, in israel is. there any sign that the violence might be dying down? >> reporter: not really when you go around. and we've just heard news ther...