on al-jazeera coming. up. media report that the cia has concluded the saudi crown prince ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi. and purrs help for the journalist and writer in front of an empty space where his coffin should lie. i'm richelle carey this is life and also coming up. the u.n. says the war in sides in the conflict are ready to go back to the table. britain's

prime minister appoints a new parks and negotiator but will he be able to carry out her mission. yes media is reporting that the cia has concluded the saudi crown prince mohammed bin ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi last month the wall street journal says congressional leaders had been formed about these developments on thursday the washington post says the cia examined multiple sources of intelligence they include a phone call that the prince's brother khalid who is also the saudi ambassador to the u.s. had with guaranteeing his safety if he came to the saudi consulate in istanbul however. denying that conversation took place he tweeted as he told the washington post the last contact i had with mr bush via text on october twenty sixth two thousand and seventeen i never talk to him by phone and certainly never suggested

he go to turkey for any reason ask u.s. government to release any information regarding this claim i canot joins us live from washington d.c. mike this information would not be out there were if it weren't that the cia wanted it to be out there tell us more about this. well that is an assumption but the fact that it's not only the washington post but a large number of other news organizations that are running with the story quoting in each case unarmed officials who are familiar with the situation would appear to imply that the this is being leaked in some particular way it is a large number of organizations as i say first reported by the washington post which was adamant that its sources are highly reliable and the fact that they would go with such a story that is so deeply damaging would appear to imply that they do have complete confidence in this sources the publisher of the of the washington post has also

released a statement calling on the united states government to start an independent investigation he says in the statement that since the beginning of this whole affair the attempt has been made to shield those higher up in the saudi government from accountability and this he says must end so certainly this is going to put pressure on the trumpet ministration to take some kind of action and the question that one must ask at this particular point is if this report is accurate has president trump been briefed about the cia's conclusion and based on what donald trump's actions and words have been so far about this any indication if this is actually proven to be true if it's a ministration war will do anything different than they have so far. well president trump has gone from pillar to post on this at one stage he gave credence to the

saudi version of events that it was some kind of rogue operation gone wrong at another time he said well if the saudi princes responsible then i'll hold him accountable but he has come up with no a decision as yet he has said repeatedly that he's still coming to a conclusion as to how level higher high in the saudi government accountability should go what he has done is made very very clear easy exceedingly reluctant to have economic sanctions placed against the crown prince or indeed the saudi government he's continued to insist this could do more harm to the united states then to the saudi government itself now congress members have been absolutely insistent that they have to got to increase the accountability they will come the treasury department decision to impose sanctions against seventeen individuals who were identified by saudi arabia however they say this just does not go far enough

and many senators are insisting that in some way the trumpet ministration is attempting to shield the crown prince and the saudi government as a whole from further sanction ok mike hanna live for us in washington thank you. josh an is executive director at the arab center in washington d.c. he says the cia's conclusion or for the crown prince's involvement is unprecedented for the agency. well i think all indications over the past few weeks indeed you know after the first week. of the end so the. sheen all indications were pointing and direction although it is very important it's very significant that what the washington post in new york times. c m b c n n other outlets over the past three hours have reported that the cia

internal assessment now is pointing straight years. in so much as having ordered this operation this has never happened before it's in control diction with the assessment of the saudi government that in its own contradiction which is more important with the assessment of the white house that's not what we have heard thus far from the president of the united states or from his national security adviser bolton who actually released information that's totally opposite if indeed the cia assessment is true i think this is a major game changer in the investigation. or muslims around the world have been remembering jamal khashoggi time friday prayers i gather at mosques in indonesia turkey saudi arabia and the u.k. interests and supports i missed on all. forty five days of the jamal khashoggi is

murder they come to pray. with a grief that permeates a gray rainy day. law that the bounty will the more poignant because of the empty space of the most solid stone here where a coffin should rest. one of the show jews friends set the tone of the day after this prayer we are going to look for. justice not. anger. bit deep grief but we are looking consistently justice for. another friend expressed similar sentiment even bottom of the gun box into this was a barbaric act committed in the twenty first century this wasn't just the murder expressions of anguish of regret and the quest for justice amongst it all more revelations from a turkish media about the last moments of jamal khashoggi his life events that

dispute the saudi account of what happened. turkey's harriot newspaper says a so far on heard of odia recording disproves the saudi assertion that jews murder was not planned the newspaper says the team can be heard discussing how to kill him the audio apparently contradicts the latest version of events from the saudis who are only twenty four hours ago said he died after being injected with a large dose of seventy of following a brawl and turkish investigators say it's already been established from the original recording that has shoji was strangled to death a not drugged a ruling party official who knew well says the saudi investigation can't be credible to the source that mikey it's an investigation that is headed by the crown prince and that investigation says he isn't related to what happened in each one

organization of this investigation is problematic you can expect an independent fair judgment from that court. among those here were many who didn't know. he was murdered in the treasury quite unfortunately so that's why i'm here today it's really symbolic for me to this prayer. that was mentioned it is impossible not to react as a muslim and the human being we are here to do our duty for jamal khashoggi for loved ones who maintain privacy on this day there may be some level of comfort spiritually but closure seems a long distance away andrew symonds al-jazeera is. united nations special envoy for yemen says the warring parties will attend upcoming talks in sweden where the fighters say the fighting continues as coalition air strikes on the port city of diplomatic editor james bass has this report to be allowed to impede the trials

when he brief the u.n. security council special envoy martin griffiths was talking about the prospects of yemeni peace talks due to take place soon in sweden it is a crucial moment for yemen i've received firm assurances from the leadership of the yemeni parties the governor of course first and then they are committed to attending these consultations i believe that genuine unlike specter to continue in that way and to. appear for those consultations and indeed said to the yemeni people. we're desperate for a political solution to a war in which they are the main victims also briefing the security council the head of the world food program who says the country is only months away from full scale famine david beasley had just forty eight hours earlier being in the main yemeni port of her data while in yemen he visited

a hospital in sanaa that only has the capacity for twenty child patients a day they receive about fifty cases those not admitted as sent home to die one little child and i remember little feet was sticking out the blanket and it was kind of cute and i went to called the little feet you know thinking i'd get a little smile and just like to clean a ghost and nothing there. next week the u.k. will circulate a draft resolution to the other members of the security council calling for a sation of hostilities at the data and other key locations used for transporting aid how will saudi arabia react diplomats tell me they don't think the saudis welcome the idea of a new resolution james pays zero at the united nations still ahead on al-jazeera the death toll continues to rise in california as

a problem but the worst wildfires the state has ever seen and. the power struggle deepens in sri lanka politicians come to blows in parliament for a second day. how are unprecedented early deep snow these words can be attributed to this winter storm that went on through the northeast through new york and washington leaving snow on the ground that's more snow to come for the northeast principi is going to be east encounter with a cold hasn't gone away so more through the midwest and this great line he would suggest there's more snow to come invention the northeast corner proper winter sets in here high temperature of minus four in minneapolis on saturday minus two on sunday so that's the extent of how far down is going to push up to seventeen land

seventy five forty seven in new york this sort of order and as occasional florida snow working out through the ohio valley and beyond science of all this it's relatively quiet apart from the daily show's in the lesser antilles possibly haiti and cuba the majority of potential heavy rain is on the breeze that's going to hit home during squats amala costa rica and panama last couple of days of rather persistent rain to drive further north. in mexico more restaurant up to the car thomas but persistent late spring early summer rain is still with us returning to northern argentina and still in the good lines for a large part of brazil. across china millions of cameras are watching citizens every move and scoring their behavior one when east investigates china's surveillance crackdown. on al jazeera.

where ever you. are watching out of syria let's recap the top stories for you now u.s. media are reporting the cia has concluded saudi crown prince bahama and someone ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi the washington post is reporting the saudi ambassador to the u.s.

told me he would be safe if you went to the consulate in bastrop denies this conversation took place. person taking place around the world four people have been gathering at mosques in indonesia turkey saudi arabia and the u.k. . united nations special envoy for yemen says the warring parties will attend upcoming peace talks in sweden with the fighters say civilians schools and hospitals in the port city if you data were hit and the latest airstrikes by the saudi led coalition. at least seventy one people are confirmed dead in california after the u.s. states worst wildfire on record more than one thousand others are missing. the latest. climate change has come to california severe drought and santa ana winds a simple spark launches two fires that still have not been stopped the wind fueled flames moved so fast many had to drive through the fire to get out.

this driver survived but many more did not trapped in traffic with the fire moving faster than they could an untold number have died calling for help that couldn't get there in time the number of people who are still looking for or and counting for has increased to six hundred thirty one and this number increased by five hundred one people now hundreds of volunteers are doing disc gruesome work looking for the remains of those who couldn't make it out but experts say it's possible many will never be found my colleagues are finding profoundly degraded human remains the term of art they use as creamy went to is the consequence of combustion at high temperature for the thousands who escaped now a waiting game of wonder and worry did their houses survive how are their neighbors

and where will they go now in a state already dealing with a severe shortage of housing thick blankets of smoke made air quality hazardous in cities like san francisco and sacramento a change in climate and more severe wildfires what california governor jerry brown coal the new abnormal rob reynolds al-jazeera. britain has a new box that secretary is prime minister theresa may fights to save a draft withdrawal agreement struck with the european union stephen barclay steps into the position vacated by dominic rab one of a number of conservatives who quit after the tory cabinet at the deal they took her plan to the public on friday speaking on london radio to try and sell the agreement that a number of her party's senior lawmakers say the agreement will be rejected by parliament chana hall has more from outside the u.k. parliament. well the ship of state on friday evening is looking more stable than it was twenty four hours ago theresa may has appointed

a new briggs's secretary replacing dominic robb who resigned on thursday stephen bach lee up to now a junior health minister but crucially a leave supporter that portfolio requires a leave supporter to make it in any way effective he takes up the position will be a portfolio reduced in stature to reason may will be leading the negotiations we're told at least over the next ten days with the e.u. she's also brought back into her cabinet amber rudd the former home secretary approach remain minister and a close ally of to resume a to take up estimate vai's position at work and pensions that's a big boost to the prime minister to have her ally back in cabinet and of course the five leave pro leave cabinet ministers who've been on the verge of resigning for the last twenty four hours including michael gove he's a big fish and they will decide to stay on and try and see this deal of hers through parliament so stability restored up to

a point in this context that doesn't mean much more than that she and the government may survive the weekend because next week there is the possibility of a leadership challenge coming to pass the forty eight letters are received by the backbench committee chairman calling for a vote of no confidence by conservative party m.p.'s we are told that number is approaching nobody will know until the moment comes but of course if three's amazed voted down to have to stand down whether there are the numbers in her party willing to see her go though is another matter given that five of those senior cabinet ministers have decided to stay on they may know that the numbers simply aren't there to defeat the prime minister. chinese president xi jinping says world growth is being overshadowed by protectionism thinking at the apec summit and happen again ie he referred to us china. trade tensions calling protectionist actions shortsighted and to him to fail as president donald trump's decision to skip the

yearly event has allowed chinese leadership and to take center stage at that summit as vice president mike pence says the terrorists will remain until china changes its ways we have great respect for president. and great respect for china but in the president's words china is taking advantage of the united states for many many years in those days are over. as the president said and china has tremendous barriers they have tremendous tariffs in is we all know their country and gauges and quotas force technology transfer you know property fifteen just real subsidies on an unprecedented scale immigration officers and me and maher have detained more than a thousand people thought to be random as asylum seekers who were found on a boat bound for malaysia police are looking into whether the vessel is being used for people smuggling around two thousand central american migrants marching across mexico towards the u.s. have reached right there on the border american troops have been securing the

border wall on the u.s. side with barbed wire as they migrants approach it already want to have opened up a sports complex to take up to about three thousand people thousands are fleeing violence and poverty in their countries hoping to seek asylum in the united states i didn't cast our reports from want to. i'm right outside of the shelter that's really a community center it's open air so people here will be sleeping under the elements braving the chill but for the most part with the ones that i've spoken with they're feeling quite elated to have arrived this close to america's doorstep these are families who have been on the road now for more than a mile and the first half of their journey was on foot braving the elements the rain bringing young children with them and yesterday there were some buses that brought them the second half of this journey so rapidly escalating the speed of

their arrival and that's why you're seeing the first waves of this migrant caravan already now just mere kilometers from the u.s. border but having arrived here this is certainly not the end of the trials that these families will endure i just spoke with a woman who came out of the shelter because there was no more food left for her young child she has a three year old she says his hungry will sleep this evening without a blanket which also ran out as well and the stark reality here is these two thousand some people who are already in tijuana inside the shelter are not even half of the total group of migrants who are still heading north they could arrive in the next few days and with their arrival these few resources will only be more strained and exactly how they'll continue surviving here is an open question. tax in northern mali are increasing especially against the u.n. mission in the country despite the challenges u.n.

troops are trying to fill the gap left by other agencies reports. the conflict you know from mali house caused hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes and lose their life those who can't leave often leave in poverty facing hunger and violence the region is remote there are no public facilities or services that. aid agencies are unable to gain access to most areas than the small. from the u.n. mission in mali used also with stabilizing the country and supporting the population the mission of other foreign armies is to provide protection for people and their property but they have their limitations their mission is also to protect the flow of humanitarian aid but it's becoming extremely difficult now add to that the fact the relief workers themselves do not want to be escorted by men in arms this may look like a un peacekeeping force but in fact these are al-qaeda fighters on their way to launch an attack the tactic shows how dangerous the situation has become for

civilians and foreign armies in mali on qaeda attacks on the united nations mission here and other foreign armies have become a daily occurrence and this despite the fact that the role of the un mission is not to participate in war but rather to keep the peace now added to its insecurity challenge the u.n. is trying to fill the void left by aid organizations says our intervention in the area of acute culture. but the security will be distinctly they believe one of our largest projects which is to come to some here he said or chart green goblin well over three hundred people work and that's an important to you from not only for the return of people who were displaced by events in two thousand but also for the and also for the food security. troops are also digging wells for biting solar power for education and helping schools in remote areas it's an attempt to win hearts and minds and prevent armed groups from gaining the loyalty of the

population that insults are visible but limited save the villages here. i manage that it has provided some water for us but it's not enough look at the plants they need water more water and we need it as well in order to drink and farm better. others in his village may not be quite happy but they'll surely and viewed by hundreds of other villages in more remote and vulnerable areas of milton ma the combination of war luck of not to resources on neglect have made me a survivor i'm the number one concern here mama fun or does your seven united nations peacekeepers have been killed in an operation against an armed group in the democratic republic of congo. holders were also killed or wounded in this offensive near the city of beni it is the biggest loss by the un force since fighters killed fifteen troops nearly a year ago as of passengers have been burnt to death in the second bus disaster in

zimbabwe just the past ten days red cross tweeted pictures of the charred remains at least forty two passengers were killed and twenty injured some with severe burns a gas cylinder being carried on board a suspected of starting that and for no last week two buses collided killing fifty passengers as president on a trump says he's written answers for the investigation into russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election as are people who criticize special counsel robert muller's and career calling it a witch he says it's drawing to a close and that he answered the questions himself my lawyers are working on that i'm working with it i write the answers below is the right answers i write it says i was asked a series of questions i've answered the very easily very easily i'm sure there tripped up because you know they like to catch people you know with the weather is sunny or was it brady he said it may have been a great day it was rainy therefore he told a lie perjured himself ok so you have to always be careful when you answer

questions with people that probably have bad intentions but. you know it's. the questions were very routinely answered by me me by. and trump has lost his latest battle with the news channel c.n.n. a judge ordered the press pass for the network's white house correspondent should be temporarily reinstated jim acosta's access was her vote last week after he was accused of being aggressive towards a white house aide when she attempted to take a microphone from him that happened when president objected to his line of questioning during a fiery media conference not good. politicians fought for a second day and her longest parliament as supporters of the newly appointed prime minister mahinda rajapakse tried to stop a no confidence vote that was eventually approved the turmoil began when the president sacked as prime minister and replaced him with pasta or it's that has more from colombo was. at the heart of sri lanka's

democracy total breakdown of law and order the speaker of parliament could only end of the chain but within a police guard the supporters of appointed prime minister mahinda rajapaksa old furniture was spiked with chili. and the constitution while those who drafted the weighty book wanted m.p.'s to exploit its full force they probably didn't need it to be taken literally was the fraying tempers all aimed at stopping a vote of no confidence the supporters of rajapaksa no they'll lose. huddled behind the police guard is the speaker jayasuriya through the chaos seized turning to push on was. and with a show comes the no confidence motion is passed for the second time this week. was the speaker and the police retreat under

a volley of messiahs while rajapaksa and his some nominal both in red scarves watch from the sidelines a supporter of the ousted prime minister running away from a single summed up the vote today that i don't like you're going right to disrupt a whole pile. but the. possible solution saying that i did make sure government led by mind that i get back here is no normal but supporters of rajapaksa want an election to break the deadlock that's a tactic to bypass parliament all of us can pass an abortion calling the vile human for the solution and calling the violin for a mix and challenging in war parliament has again been adjourned this time until monday carpenters will be in this weekend to patch it up to run away from a single the prime minister who says he was unconstitutionally fired last month returned to his official government residence physically on scathed and perhaps sensing a return to power the intensity of the violence in parliament has left m.p.'s

shaken and still unresolved is the question of who governs sri lanka but after friday's events it must now be getting much harder for mahinda rajapaksa to legitimately claim the title of prime minister. bernard smith al-jazeera and sri lanka's power. is of headlines right now on al-jazeera us media reporting the cia has concluded saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi they washington post reporting the saudi ambassador to the u.s. talk a charge that he would be safe to go to the consulate but the ambassador denies that conversation took place mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . in the past twenty four hours a number of politicians have stated bluntly that they believe that the crown prince mohammed bin solomon is responsible and should be held accountable for the murder

of jamal khashoggi so certainly this is going to be more ammunition to those politicians to bring pressure to bear on president trump to take some more tangible action not just against individuals that have been identified by the saudi authorities but also possibly against the crown prince himself the united nations special envoy for yemen martin professor says he's says the warning parties will attend the upcoming peace talks and sweden who the fighters say civilians schools and hospitals in the port city of new data were hit in the latest airstrikes by the saudi led coalition this is a crucial moment for yemen i've received firm assurances from the leadership of the yemeni parties the governor of yemen of course first and then they are committed to attending these consultations i believe that genuine i like expect them to continue in that way to. appear for those consultations and indeed so do the yemeni people

who are desperate for a political solution to a war in which they are the main victims britain has a new brics it secretary as prime minister theresa may fights to save a draft agreement struck with the european union stephen barclay replaces dominic rab one of a number of conservatives who quit after the cabinet backed the deal may face is growing opposition from within her party with many calling for a no confidence motion as the number of people reported missing from a wildfire in northern carolina no northern california pardon me has jumped to more than a thousand range and sheriff says an estimated one thousand and eleven people are now missing authorities have recovered the remains of eight more victims raising the death toll to seventy one more than fifty two thousand people have been displaced as are the headlines keep it here one zero one east is next. it is murder when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home and mishit. national you know. not

insignificant in numbers that insignificant ideologically the insignificant evil is a crime gag the very significant by dictating the government and the fact of policy now shall not kill part of the radicalized youth series on al-jazeera. in china big brother is meeting big data advanced surveillance technology set up to watch everyone's every move what people say do and even think is monitored and more ranking people as good citizens or bear to.