It could be tense. I'm Tom Graham Fox News. President Trump is pressuring NATO allies to spend more on their own defense and assist in denuclearizing Iran ahead of a summit in Ankara Turkey.

President Trump said last month he wouldn't be attending the Ankara summit if not for Turkish president Erdogan.

I like him. He's a friend of mine and he stayed out of the war.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, though, has concerns over the defense support

Turkey seeks from the U.S.

Turkey is a great country, but it's governed by a man who calls openly for the annihilation

of Israel.

On the NATO sidelines Wednesday, President Trump is set to meet with Syria's new

President Ahmed al-Shara and President Zelensky.

Fox is Alexandria Hoff.

It's been a day of grieving in Iran during a funeral procession for that nation's former

Supreme leader.

He was killed in the opening strikes of Operation Epic Fury on February 28th. Fox is Mike Tobin.

The streets of Tehran have been packed now, as we have just completed the busiest day of the

six-day funeral for the late Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamina-I. His body sits among family members who

were also killed in that first day of airstrikes. 128 days ago, the massive crowd vowed vengeance, chanting death to America, death to Israel, to Prime Minister Netanyahu and death to President Trump. With a long list of foreign leaders who showed up, Moctaba Khomeini, the new Supreme Leader, did not make an appearance as he is marked for death. Rumors say he has badly disfigured from injuries on the first day of airstrikes.

International observers warn these public displays are being used by the new Supreme

Leader to consolidate power amid ongoing instability in the region.

Another record shattered on Wall Street.

From the Dow closing above 53,000 for the first time ever, reflecting on strong market day

with all three indices in the green.

The Dow added 156 points.

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