actually turned on using reactors it's enough to run all of human civilization for centuries by the lot all of human civilization i mean everyone on the planet gets hot water electricity conditioning drive the car etc off the back of this one installation oh no no no not this one installation out of an economy of many of them this one of the scientific experiment well we're still as the director on the feet we're still decades away from actually making our reactors that produce that amount of power is this a good idea or a bad idea because across the border in germany post fukushima the german government is slowly disassembling its nuclear power plants is getting rid of nuclear and one can kind of see where they're coming from because people said fukushima is perfectly safe fukushima can never go wrong it wasn't perfectly safe and it did go wrong right so this that's a good question actually two things one. with the fission reactor in the fission

reactors that are inherently. all the ones we have today are inherently dangerous because they you have to cool them off to keep them from having trouble new genre reactors the opposite if you turn it off it turns off so the they're much less dangerous but germany is the excellent example they're getting out of the fears in business and into the fusion of the most exciting experiment in the world today and fusion is actually in in germany and it's a device one twentieth the size five percent of the one in france and it will be extremely it's already running and it's very very exciting and that's a fusion reactor why did the french government say we can do this. well it's interesting it started in the one nine hundred eighty s. when gorbachev and reagan had their first summit and they came up with the idea the

only thing they could agree on with the build thing that's now being built in france it's a worldwide experiment it's not just the french and the. i phone fact nearly all of the countries in the world who have the capability of dissipating are very big international commitment that is being built in france because it has to be built somewhere and they have an outstanding. facility there in the south of france. ok we have to leave our conversation there i'm afraid build all in from the university of maryland in washington thank you very much thank you the search for bodies after the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia has now ended at least two thousand people are confirmed but it's thought another five thousand people are still missing the u.n. secretary general has told some of the worst affected areas ascott high live reports from the island of bali. it was one extra day search teams were given another twenty four hours to continue looking for bodies after the earthquake and

tsunami on soloway sea island two weeks ago before the search officially ended on friday thousands of people are still missing buried in mounds of mud in rubble or swept out to sea. u.n. secretary general antonio good ted has visited some of the communities flattened by the earthquake or stripped bare by the massive wave that followed it it's important that the leadership must be the most called leadership it's indonesian government that can lead these efforts the international community should be here to support not to complicate seems sometimes too many people tried to get involved in sings and then of course the support of the populations is not as effective as it should be the u.n. had said he thought the indonesian government has been doing a good job extending his solidarity and support. early in the search and rescue operations the government was criticized for slow aid distribution and the lack of heavy equipment here in bali global financial chiefs have been meeting now the twin disasters in sulawesi have been brought up in the context of the need for disaster

preparedness but also as an example of just how critical swift transition from search and rescue operations to rebuilding is for the communities involved. during those meetings the world bank with germany and the u.k. set up a one hundred forty five million dollar fund for vulnerable countries managing the financial fallout from natural disasters and climate change the world bank's chief executive also visited the city apollo on sort of way sea island we came up today with our rapid that make sure assessment he says that the physical damage to your the road five hundred thirty million dollars this is self ouzinkie the structure of the residential buildings it does not mean loss of life because as the communities move from a rescue operation to rebuilding the key many feel is to restart the local economies so people can get back to work putting their villages and their lives back together scott how to al-jazeera bali. south africa's foreign minister during the era of

apartheid pick bertha has died at the age of eighty six he was a staunch defender of racial segregation but later conceded the change was inevitable in the year two thousand and that he would join the a.n.c. the policy of his former enemies he served as minister of mineral and energy affairs on the nelson mandela in south africa's first post party government. it's time for sports news is peter you thank you very much eight time olympic sprinting gold medalist you saying bolt is off the mark when it comes to goal scoring and he's football career on friday at the jamaican turned four straight into the central coast mariners in a trial match and inside the first fifteen minutes he was already feeling the pain that often comes with being a high profile footballer he recovered from that though wearing the number ninety five shirt he managed to find the back of the minutes against across the southwest united and impress finish soup with thirty two year old is hoping to win

a contract with the mariners ahead of the start of new australian a league season and he has given his coach plenty to think about. well with the game still going on the central mariners coach mike moby was giving a pitch side interview about bolt's performance when the jamaican did he's talking for him with another goal oh you've got to be happy for him you know it's one of those moments that you'll treasure forever but it was just a good football and she was able well get to the target. just a couple just like. three . hours zero correspondent andrew thomas watched the game and said bolt still had some distance left to run to prove himself as a pro. it was a pre-season friendly on the opposition same wasn't all that good but nevertheless two goals for a professional team is a pretty good start for usain bolt and certainly prove some of the skeptics wrong

now we didn't have a fantastic game a lot of his touches weren't very assured because we're going to get into position but when he got the ball he didn't really know what to do with it all the time but then when it mattered with this well we stopped at a way as any strike would the second goal was a much easier time playing to an open goal and he'll be delighted out of room with two goals in this guy but he's begun the central coast mariners now whether he'll get a contract or not to the club well we'll see over the coming weeks or months the season begins next weekend in australia but he doesn't necessarily have to sign a contract by then he could continue training with the club for some weeks or months indeed and maybe even as late as january he could still sign with the central coast mariners the same boat has been training now with that club for some months he is of course a celebrity takes time out to go and do promos in other places and recently jetting

off to france to take part in a zero gravity flight while drinking champagne will have to cut back all night if you want to become a serious professional footballer but on the evidence of this much is at least part of the way their. belgium's national team is distancing itself from the fraud and match fixing scandal that's dominated sporting headlines there five people including a referee have been arrested the belgian team is focusing on the u.a.e. for nations league match against switzerland later belgium ranked number one in the world and trailed the swiss on goal difference in league a group two thousand winner at and has the team has a few facts about the scandal. i think in the past few years we've had a good image with the national team with what's happening right now i'm not going to address this issue because i don't know nobody knows what is going on we're waiting to get some information. portugal made it two wins from two on thursday when they be poland three two goalies from bernardo and andre silver plus an own

goal from colonel glick saw them win cristiana rinaldo had agreed to sit out the game even before the rape allegations surfaced against him he's coach is keen to have him back though. i don't want to talk about who isn't here but how can the team be better without the world's best player this is just not possible but i totally trust my squad these guys are doing impressive job almost without training the team is confident in taking control of the games naturally that's the most important thing is rinaldo it's been more than two decades since williams last won a formula one title but they're hoping their latest young recruits can spark something of a revival for them the british team have announced their british ricky george russell race for them next season the twenty year old has signed a multi-year deal russell is set to win this year's formula two championship he's thirty seven points ahead with just two races left the most successful female

skier of all time lindsey vonn will retire at the end of the upcoming season she became the oldest woman to win an olympic medal in south korea this year the thirty three year old american holds in the women's record of eighty two world cup wins and is just four behind the men's record vonn wants to break it but says even if she doesn't she's definitely hanging up a ski boots so when the season finishes she wants to start her own business. well lindsay's been talking about retiring for the last couple of seasons she said that she had a certain number of goals that was still kind of embrace that she wants to achieve that authorities are in and one of them was beating a mustang marks record of eighty six world cup wins what she's done matters effectively said right i'm going to put the pressure on myself to get that done this season lindsay's an eighty two so she needs she's five more to overtake stamets record. skiing is of course

a well established olympic sport but no to one of the newer ones this is breaking or break dancing at the youth olympic games in. japan star rand picked up her second gold medal of the week in the mixed team battle the seventeen year old who won the bee title teamed up with a vietnamese dancer who before and they would go on to win the gold medal battle. breakdancing is one of four new sports on show in argentina looking to possibly being included in the full olympics further down the line daniel sharma reports. it was only bad weather that prevented rowing from featuring in the first modern olympics in athens in eight hundred ninety six. it's going to mainstay their free game since one thousand nine hundred introducing women in one nine hundred seventy six modernizing and adapting to changing times and technologies i

even pick movement itself in the cities to stay with the times introduced into these games for new events including sport climbing so but they're going to be going to. being part of the olympic movement means we're one of the sports which government departments national bodies included in their programs and that means we advance more easily especially countries in which the sport is not so well developed. shallow duty fiza world champion sport climate from france to all to these games here in one of cyrus as an athlete role model for us it's a logical growth. let's say a while ago we start in the month and a man we came easy to change and now there are a lot of james and a lot of training places and a lot of climbing walls so that anybody right now can practice work farming. it's a fast growing sport which has for many years been campaigning to. being clued is

no limb pick a vent big an olympic sport means that you've arrived here in the limelight with all the television exposure and prestige that that brings with it but first of all you have to prove yourself amongst the established olympic sports and that's down here at the youth games. elliptic games are constantly evolving the organizers say to stay relevant while sports such as cricket croquet tug of war and underwater swimming have been discontinued new ones like this have replaced them as earlier. it's incredible i don't have the words it's just incredible we're the first and will go down in history. sebastiaan said he aims to win gold and returning to colombia as a limpet medalist would be a boost to both his own career and the sport of b.m.x. . meanwhile the organizers hope the inclusion of new sports will keep the olympics relevant as a major sporting event for the generations of athletes and spectators to come. down

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what makes this moment is you know we're living for so you know. we haven't seen the president this is unpredictable freedom of speech is a valid motley plans and that is a perfect formula for authoritarianism and here in the early years the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight out here is the two state solution now up front retellings on al-jazeera. reports surface that say turkey has proof the journalist jamal how should she was killed inside the side of the consulate. watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up

a turkish prosecutor recommends the release of the american prostitute from house arrest andrew brown simply following allegations he was involved in the twenty sixteen failed coup. villages flattened and dozens of dead in uganda after rain triggered a major landslide. disaster relief and development are in the spotlight as indonesia hosts the world bank. after a devastating quake and tsunami. a saudi delegation has now arrived in the turkish capital ankara to look into the disappearance of the us based journalist jamal shoji he was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second reports say there is no proof he was killed inside the building france has now become the latest country to

demand more information on his fate the parents government saying a transparent and thorough investigation is now required in the meantime business leaders are cutting their links with saudi arabia over the disappearance the c.e.o. of labor has pulled out of a major investment conference shergill to riyadh in coming weeks despite the saudi sovereign wealth fund being a major investor in the company shortly we'll cross live to our white house correspondent kimberly health kit but first let's get the latest on the investigation with steph decker who's in istanbul for us this hour steph it looks as if we are beginning to see the form of the investigative team because we've got the u.s. saying donald trump yesterday saying we've got people involved in this process we've got people flying into the country from saudi arabia and we've got this ongoing process of leaks from the turkish authorities as well. a really is gaining momentum most are particularly international stage we've just

heard from the french president of my call where he said he's extremely concerned about the situation that he hadn't yet spoken to president aired on or to the crown prince mohammed bin south nor to king someone from saudi arabia by that he intended to do so in the coming days why because it is such a shocking story yes there is no evidence but what we are hearing from the turks paints horrific pictures are yes there is a delegation a saudi delegation that has arrived in ankara they are talking to turkey from what we understand now that they have offered to allow the church to go in together into the consulate and also to the house of the consul general to continue their investigation turkey hasn't responded to that yet of course it is ten days since you went into that consulate behind us and the turks are now saying that they know for certain that he was killed there and that is because they have would you go and video evidence of inside that consulate let's take a look at the specifics of that which happened overnight was published in the

american paper the washington post. they are explosive allegations the washington post quotes turkish and u.s. officials confirming that turkey has or g.-o. and video recordings that prove he was killed inside the saudi consulate you can hear his voice and the voices of men speaking arabic an anonymous source tells the paper you can hear how he was interrogated tortured and then murdered another source says men could be heard beating. this is a crime and the reason is the crimes that it is during one of his appearances that going out and killing. so many of them and one of his appearance and if you if it's true that he was assassinated inside in the sea and they would also be responsible for extradition and. so the responsibility is clear for the kingdom of saudi arabia it is for them to review his fate his were awesome this time saudi

arabia has remained silent since its initial statement left the consulate shortly after he arrived and that the accusations of murder are basis but revelations that turkey has and video evidence of what is alleged to have happened is ramping up pressure on the kingdom if true it would explain why turkey was so quick to conclude that he was killed inside that consulate but it also raises questions as to how turkey had access to what exactly went on inside the diplomatic mission congress been using turkish and foreign media to get its message out feeding through a steady stream of leaks of what appears to have been an unprecedented sequence of events of a well known and well connected saudi journalist who returned to the consulate to finalize paperwork in order to get married never to reemerge and i was horrified because he assured me. when we were in london that there was nothing to be

concerned about. he said that on friday he had been to the consulate there to see them very well although they were initially surprised to see him. promised them if he came back again a few days later they would issue him with the papers he was after so he felt. it was ok but apparently they are prepared for him on thursday night turkeys presidential spokesman said they had agreed to set up a joint working group at the request of the saudis to investigate the disappearance of mr. saudi delegation has arrived in turkey on friday for that purpose turkey's been waiting to search the consulate and also the home of the saudi consul general they need the saudis permission to do so but it seems if the latest reports are true that the turks already know exactly what happened to. and as well as those audio and video recordings we're also hearing that the u.s.

investigators might have access to a conversation on tape where the original plan allegedly reportedly was lure this man into the building and then indulge in some rendition gets him back to saudi arabia but the plan might have gone a rai in the worst possible way. well yes this was also through the washington post that is of course the paper that jamal khashoggi was a contributor to that the american intelligence had intercepted conversations between saudi officials where they said that this was on the orders of the highest level of the saudi royal court under the orders of the crown prince mohammed bin said a man to you or to bring bring or forcibly take him back to saudi arabia so this is speculation in the sense of what happened in that building you look at that building you know the blinds remain closed at night the lights are on people

moving in and out and you look at that building and you wonder what exactly happened inside you know according to the tapes according to the audiotape that the turks are saying that they have the specifics of that saying that he was interrogated he was tortured he was beaten and then he was killed so to speculate was the intention to torture him and question him and then bowled bundle him onto a plane and take him back to saudi arabia or was it that they wanted to execute it as it happened supposedly according to the reports it's very difficult to tell i think what is clear is that ten days later he hasn't come out people now starting to believe that something very serious very sinister happened there unprecedented really if you're talking about a man into a consulate a foreign consulate it should be a safe place he went there to get part papers as we mentioned our package because he wanted to get married and then you know taking issue with him and according to the turks murdering him it is it is unprecedented i think this is also why

receiving such media reports why are we seeing such international interest and also of course this has jew political implications it is hugely sensitive which is why we haven't still ten days on regardless of all these leaks and they are sanctioned by ankara i haven't seen any official go on camera as of yet i think interesting the next couple of days the turks will be talking to the saudis now and i think we're going to have to wait and see how these things develop both on the ground in the investigation and also when it comes to any political moves. stephanie thanks very much well let's stay with that idea of the turks talking to the saudis specifically in the form the backlash against saudi arabia over those allegations of murder inside that consulate building in istanbul a number of companies are stopping their plans that were in place with the saudi government to appear at a state sponsored conference called the future investment in issues of here's just a quick list of some of them new york times journalists on twitter saying they're canceling their involvement moderating the discussions at the conference founder of virgin richard branson saying if proved true it would be difficult for the west to do business with the saudi government he suspending two tourism projects with the

kingdom and discussions about investment in his space programs co-founder of a.o.l. and chairman of the case foundation that steve case on twitter saying he's putting plans on hold to speak at the conference one person who is going to the conference is the u.s. treasury secretary steve president on will trump has appeared reluctant to take punitive measures against saudi arabia despite pressure from both parties that he's opposing halting a multi-billion dollar arms deal with riyadh we are concerned about what is the status of his trip to show and although i haven't had direct conversations with the saudis i know other people within the executive branch have in those discussions are underway i am planning on going at this point if more information comes out in changes which we could look at that but i am planning on going ok let's talk now to my colleague who is our white house correspondent so whether it's mr go in

kimberley or richard branson or emanuel macro or m.s.n. b c there seems to be coming together a jigsaw of big properly big heavy hitters financially successful international broadcasters people like richard branson as well international icon of global business saying no actually the arabia you have to say something about this you have to do something. the groundswell just continues not just here in the united states but as you point out around the world international business tycoons the latest on the list i've seen the world bank president jim kim young who in for you jim young kim rather who is also pulling out of the attending the october twenty third saudi investment conference it appears that this is something that has been percolating for some time that has been a concern at least at the congressional level the sort of uncomfortable

relationship that so many have had for quite a long time turning a blind eye sort of favoring the business and economic aspects of the relationship and perhaps ignoring some of the things about the saudi arabian government that are concerning with regard to human rights and human freedoms but this seems to be now an international movement that can be ignored no longer in light of the missing journalist story but this is something that we have seen here in washington at least to a lesser extent on capitol hill for example we've been talking about those arms sales how the treasury secretary is saying not only is he still going to go to riyadh but the administration itself is still defending the arms sales and the military support that the united states has offered particularly for the saudi led coalition in yemen something that the united nations has said with regard to the civilian casualties as a humanitarian disaster but we have been seeing push back looked back as recently as as june there was an effort to limit.