ok it's going to be an exciting night thanks very much joining us there yes indeed thank you. let's move on to some other news now you have reported that saudi officials sent to istanbul to investigate the disappearance of journalist. focused instead on removing evidence of his murder those in the south it in the arrive nine days after consulting was killed was a chemical expert and a toxicologist. reports from istanbul another leak to the pro-government newspaper this time implicating two members of the official search and investigation team sent from saudi arabia nine days after his murder these banned a comment i've been as easily general be reported to be a chemical expert and. said to be a toxicologist are accused of trying to destroy evidence and cover up what happened

they are reported to have been active in the consulate and the consul general's residence had of the turkish investigators being allowed into the buildings to start their own inquiry later a call was made for inquiries into reports of attempts to destroy this body in acid after it had been dismembered the call came from the turkish vice president who said the investigation would reach the highest levels. who gave the order for a murder to be committed on our soil we are searching for this answer it was more than a month after his murder his two sons have spoken for the first time salah lives in saudi arabia and has to get permission to fly to the us to be with the rest of his family or what we want. is to bring him back here.

within medina with his with the rest of his family in saudi arabia conservative yes i talk to talk about that with. the saudi authorities and. i just hope that it happens or what you need to find somebody needs to find his his body yes. i think that the sessions are going. to be hopeful about that turkish officials fear they may never be able to find the remains of jamal which they believe was dissolved in acid something which is likely to prolong the agony of his family which has been hoping to bury him as soon as possible in saudi arabia. turkey's foreign minister is in japan has been and has been speaking about his his response to questions about president recent also call in the washington post the emphasize in the

article that the instruction didn't come from king sam but it is also all reads that those fifteen people. didn't come to stumble to murder jews themselves so they got instructions from somebody so we have to find out who gave these instructions this is the. simple question that we have put to saudi also made it very public there's ongoing investigations the saudis side proposed to have a joint working group we accepted that but this working group should be a result oriented one. the u.s. is calling the latest sanctions against iran its toughest so far they're on has accused washington of bullying and said its tactics were backfiring because the u.s. was internationally isolated the measures implemented on monday target iran's oil

and financial sectors but president trump said they were taking things slowly. we have the toughest sanctions ever imposed but on oil we want to go a little bit slower because i don't want to drive the oil prices in the world this has nothing to do with the rand i don't want to drive the oil prices in the world up so i'm not looking to be a great hero and bring it down to zero immediately i could get the iran oil down to zero immediately but it would cause a shock to the market i don't want to lift oil prices on. reports from washington d.c. . the message the treasury secretary and the secretary of state wanted to send was that the sanctions lifted when the u.s. during the obama administration joined other international partners in the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal a rule now back in place but if you read the small print that's not exactly the case some of the iranian nuclear facilities have been given waivers so they can still work producing nuclear energy for civilian use the trumpet ministration wants

all countries to stop importing iranian oil but for now secretary of state might come pio says age nations who gets temporary waivers the u.s. will be granting these exemptions to china india italy greece japan south korea taiwan and turkey the two cabinet secretaries said they'd keep a laser focus on iran but why single out just one country in the region james face from al jazeera english you talk about the destabilizing the behavior of iran in the region how does that differ from the bad behavior of saudi arabia. so let me just go through the list underwriting lebanese hezbollah presents a threat to united states of america and to israel underwriting the hoodies and yemen causing an enormous conflict to take place there in that country the efforts in iraq to undermine the iraqi government funding shia militias that are not the best interest of the iraqi people their efforts and syria the list goes on the

difference in behavior between. those two countries is. remarkable. that france perhaps needs some checking the u.n. says there's no evidence iran has recently supplied the who feeds with weapons while the saudi led campaign has been responsible for the majority of civilian deaths in yemen saudi arabia certainly has its own destabilizing role in the region just look at the blockade. and if you are criticizing iran for its human rights then saudi's appalling record also needs to be scrutinized particularly in the light of the murder of jamal khashoggi in the. washington.

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a healthier world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. hello again you're watching has a reminder of our top stories this hour donald trump has warned the media is treating chooses midterm election as a referendum on his presidency as both republicans and democrats hold last minute rallies on the eve of the vote republican party is trying to protect its majority in the house of representatives and the senate. media have reported that saudi

officials sent. the disappearance of. focused instead on removing evidence of his murder. that arrived nine days off he was killed and there's a chemical experts and a toxicologist. in the u.s. says his latest sanctions against iran of the toughest so far but some of teheran's leading business partners have got a waiver allowing them to import oil iran has accused washington of putting tactics were backfiring because the u.s. was internationally isolated. speaker of parliament says he's been repeatedly misled a constitutional crisis now entering its second week it was triggered when president . prime minister run know what replacing him with former president mahinda rajapaksa set to reconvene on nov fourteenth clearing the way for a vote on the appointment that his report a good. crowd of thousands but.

still hasn't been endorsed by. constitutional critics a president might recall a serous a. rival now ally again and suspended parliament more than a week. the speaker accuses the president of repeatedly not keeping promises of an early recall of parliament karo jayasuriya says he'll only recognize mahinda rajapakse as appointment if m.p.'s vote for it he said it's difficult to remain silent in the face of the severe violation of democratic principles the forcible taking over of the administration of media and other public sector institutions the majority of m.p.'s is of the opinion that all changes made in the parliament are undemocratic and inconsistent with the traditions of parliament but his supporters as appointment is justified at the got to get out of what the man got it going to

be an anarchy and this is a leader who won the war the one who saved the country. look all the legal things have been done and dusted he's now prime minister. the governor to be outgunned rajapaksa accuses create assessor of increasing the tax burden and using power a man who was fired to make way run away from a single says he still prime minister and has the parliamentary support to prove it he won't leave the official residence until m.p.'s get to vote quest over a week to go before parliament. or suggesting the rajapaksa come just a handful of votes to give him a majority if he gets it then he'll probably remain as prime minister with a manner to treat our risk polarising for lankan politics birthrate al-jazeera. separatists and cameron have kidnapped at least seventy nine high school students and three staff members taken for

a presbyterian boarding school in the city of banda and then to responsibly in their speaking region which has seen a surge in violence over the past year and armed group known as the freedom fighters is fighting for an independent state apart from the government dominated by the french speaking majority. colbert quain is a journalist and the man there he says he's heard the separatists have taken the students into the bush. men invented a school in the early hours of so in their breaking monday and then took away some of the the children and as a break and as the events are on or there were seen videos of some eleven to then have been are being dealt with by the groups asking them why they have to go to school where they know that they're fighting for independence and people are living in the bushes and some cannot find their parents and that they will have to stay with them in the bushes on. the war is over this group operates in various ways and

in various functions and just last month a common chant an article actually determine the way this group of youngsters and that kidnapping is becoming the new more those apparently with the new cartridges for for the arm group so they are not resort to kidnapping. more four four four four four economies for her around some done for political ends and allow them to voice his journalist jailed for seven years and mammo have launched an a pail against our convictions wall and chose her sentence in june for violating them of secret they say police planted documents on the must they were investigating the killing of rang to muslims allegedly by members of the army. the pentagon says a russian fighter jet has flown close to or buzz a u.s. navy plane over the black sea to pilots and then to use it as a warning or to try to force other aircraft to change course his navy says the move

was unprovoked once russia says it prevented a violation of its airspace it asked a twenty five minutes and happened in international airspace south of the ukraine and west of russia's black sea the black sea is an area that has previously seen tensions between russian and nato forces. present miguel diaz canel has met north korean leader kim jong un yang as part of his first overseas trip since taking office in april both countries on the u.s. economic sanctions two leaders vowed to strengthen their country's links to. visit russia where he discussed a nearly fifty million dollars arms deal with president vladimir putin jury selection is underway in the u.s. for the trial of one of mexico's most notorious drug lords. be held in solitary confinement in new york for the past two years security for the trial is expected to be high especially witnesses and jurors. china's president has promised to cut

import tariffs and allow more foreign companies to do business in the country although she didn't bring didn't refer directly to china's trade war with the united states it did warn that free trade is under attack made the remarks during the opening of a trade fair in shanghai where our correspondent brown reports. it is only from the air that you get the scale of this vast event happening on the edge of shanghai china's commercial hub the expo is part of an effort to re brand the country's global trading image it was planned long before the united states began imposing tariffs on chinese imports many heads of state and prime ministers are here but none from the world's leading economies i was at the opening ceremony president xi jinping once more presented himself as the guardian of free trade or at least his version of it strong words on a shoot don't shoot trends or china is committed to further opening up and

promoting free trade china will remain a strong advocate of global openness and will be the main driver of global economic growth he didn't refer to china's trade dispute with the united states but warned against a winner takes all mentality the president also failed to mention some of the complaints that foreign executives have about doing business in this country they complain that the chinese leadership public commitment to free trade often aren't borne out by its actions u.s. companies are represented here even if their government isn't probably flying the flag of a salt lake city health products company that arrived in china eighteen months ago but is still waiting for regulatory approval the time and length and costs and uncertainty of approving a get in a blue hat has made it so difficult for all external companies to come in foreign firms often have to enter into a joint venture as

a condition for doing business here but that didn't bother this talian furniture designer who actively sought such an arrangement yes on course that because the like help from chinese can you know to be a chinese is that we know a lot of the things that we cannot to be while i'm aware. shanghai's does something nighttime skyline is often touted as a symbol of china's openness but some economists warn that if its leaders fail to deliver on the promises made at this expo those flashing lights could one day become morning signals adrian brown al-jazeera shanghai. here with al-jazeera these are all top stories donald trump is wont to supporters that the media is treating tuesday's midterm election as a referendum on his presidency as both republicans and democrats hold last minute

rallies on the eve of the vote and you're seeing live pictures from missouri where trump's holding his third and final rally of the day in history is the site of one of today's most closely watched senate races trump's republican party is trying to protect its majority em both the senate and house of representatives you will be making a simple choice of vote for republicans is a vote to continue our extraordinary prosperity. a vote for democrats is a vote to bring dish economic boom crashing down very rapidly. the u.s. says its latest sanctions against iran are the toughest yet measures implemented on monday targets iran's oil and financial sectors but some of tehran is leading business partners have got a waiver allowing them to import oil ron has accused washington of bullying and

says its tactics were backfiring because the u.s. was internationally isolated. turkish media reporting that saudi officials were sent to istanbul to remove evidence relating to the murder of jamal khashoggi as the team was supposed to be in turkey to investigate the crime the nine man group included a chemical expert and a toxicologist un human rights council is reviewing the actions of saudi arabia and its records on the rights violations in saudi delegations in geneva to face questions over the course amongst other issues in the council the delegation restates of the kingdom's position that it's investigating the case and will prosecute those responsible for the killing. separatists in cameroon have kidnapped at least seventy nine high school students and three staff members who were taken from a boarding school in the city of mend in the west of the country the mentor is part of the english speaking region which is seen a surge in violence over the past year an armed group known as the amber zone

a freedom fighters is fighting for an independent state apart from the government which is dominated by a french speaking majority. not with all the headlines we're back with more news on al-jazeera that's off the witness to stay with us. on counting the cost the usa white still the largest on regulated market in the developed world who pays goes wrong plus the seychelles leads the way in eco finance with the world's first blue form. counting the cost.

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