thank you so much liverpool closed within two points of the top of the english premier league table with a late win against everton the game also saw liverpool manager you're going to lose his cool in the heat of the moment it looked like it was going to finish goalless at anfield but then everton keeper jordan pickford battled a highball straight to decoy who had it into an empty net for one may get in trouble after sprinting on to the pitch in celebration of the goal he said he didn't mean any disrespect to everton and their manager mark silva. told him how much. i respect his work because it's incredible what he did with the team. just an outstanding side difficult game today davian always difficult but

today was a completely different difficult to the last few years and. so if i was going to say about it i didn't want to run most of the books on my plan i didn't want to run too early and i only could stop obviously so and not cool but i haven't before that it was the north london darby between arsenal and tottenham arsenal came from two one down to win four two at the emirates stadium pier emerick obama yang got two of the goals there now nineteen games unbeaten in all competitions so liverpool keep manchester city in their sights at the top chelsea in third they beat west london neighbors full of earlier on sunday arsenal and tottenham are level on points behind them that's champions p s v i didn't hovan were feeling unfairly treated after their game at feyenoord on saturday steven berg

ran clear on goal looking for an equaliser late in the game his shot was saved but then another ball came on to the pitch it threw that p.s.v. attackers into confusion and the referee halted the game protests fell on deaf ears though they lost two one their first defeat of the season. when we now know who will play who to qualify for the two thousand and twenty euros the draw took place a little earlier there are ten groups of five teams each but here's just a few of them champions portugal face ukraine and serbia the dutch and germans continue their neighborly rivalry in group c. and world champions france are drawn in a group with turkey and iceland now as a result to bring you from africa raha casablanca have won the caf confederations cup the moroccans were beaten three one in the democratic republic of congo on sunday but take the trophy having won the first leg three know at home last week. now deonte while they're in tyson firies heavyweight boxing fight ended in

a controversial draw in los angeles wilder knocked his opponents to the ground twice but that didn't tell the whole story fury appeared to dominate the rest of the fight despite being out of boxing for thirty months the judges were split the one giving the wind wilder one to fury and the other scoring them evenly i mean that while there retains the w.b.c. heavyweight title very happy. with the performance on i'm happy with the outcome and will live to see another day and do it again for you guys you know this isn't a family in this world you know this is a hell of a fight to really just determine who's the best and we division have the division is just right now well fieri has emerged from his hotel in los angeles the morning after the fight he said on sunday that the draw was the worst judging decision he had seen in boxing. well to be honest. i've never seen a decision in my life i don't fight that judges watching that guy get one fifty one

eleven. days in the first six rounds and i don't know what he was looking. for its books to take the first time is up and i think not as bad as decision as the fast but slow a solar field goal i don't want to say anything just if i tell the judges. today while they did what you have to do we can't take anything away from me a while to we don't our best ball still flight this think is box in a bad name if i think get knocked out twice not. three score cards i still got a draw last. i still lost so he needs barking for boxing perhaps because he can judge clearly. ratio we all need saccade. american skier mckayla shifrin has done it again when her first world cup super g. race given her win now in all five disciplines the twenty three year old beat off

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a request by the u.n. envoy to the saudi emirates he led coalition fighting the war there. hello i missed and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. how jamal khashoggi is private messages revealed to journalists fear about the saudi crown prince. french president emanuel calls for talks with protest leaders after violent demonstrations in paris. so we can all to leave you to read out. a very bold and strong and clear roadmap leaders from nearly two hundred countries arrive in poland to tackle climate change. we begin with the war in yemen fifty injured he fighters will be evacuated for

treatment in armand's capital muscat the saudi amorality led coalition has confirmed that it will allow the wounded who used to fly out on a united nations plane u.n. envoy martin griffiths requested this arrangement as a goodwill gesture ahead of peace talks in sweden this month secured noire bow is a nonresident fellow at the gulf international forum and joins us live now from washington d.c. thanks so much for your time so good i want to ask the news that these fifty fighters are being allowed safe evacuation it's an interesting development but when it actually bring the heat these to the table in. this is certainly a welcome development and we know that this push which is spearheaded by a u.n. envoy has been going on for at least a couple weeks or mom house hosted the u.n. envoy who has shuttle between washington moscow riyadh and saw to try to get this peace said all before peace talk assume so the fact that they were even

discussing this issue which previously was off limits is in itself a diplomatic victory at least for now is this enough to make sure that peace talks happening in offshore or in september that he has refused to actually even get on the plane well what happened in september was that he was on clear whether to who these would be allowed to return to yemen after the proposed peace talks at the time and i was a sticking point prevent the detoxed from taking place altogether what is there for now is the message has been received in riyadh and up with davi and that is that the incoming american congress which will be spearheaded by the democrats will not continue to accept business as usual that is to say now that american congressmen have begun debating whether or not america should withdraw from its

limited role with in. yemen war that message has been received in riyadh and up with it which also helps explain why we're now seeing a new momentum to accelerate to these peace talks so good you speak about this momentum and developments over the last few weeks would you classify the incident as one of those developments and just how has that changed the playing field here in yemen. it has absolutely changed the playing field because it's understood now in washington first of all what happened. and how the events leading up to that transpired that's the first aspect and after those details became in american foreign policy issues that his generated intense scrutiny from the media and from lawmakers the debate then shifted to the humanitarian catastrophe that yemen has now become so all the sudden these two issues have been interconnected which again it's to this momentum will say that i'm wondering

we've seen various different developments over the course of the generation of this conflict is this a watershed moment for yemen or should we be treating it with cautious optimism we should always cautious optimism because i think that the first results that we would we would have to look at is whether or not these talks take place and whether or not they will be aboard at the last minute that's the first aspect the second aspect is if they do indeed take place we will expect some sort of resolution between duhoux cease and the united nations and the saudis over whether the u.n. will take over to management of the port there who died to help bring in humanitarian supplies into yemen so that is if that is achieved and they arrested a peace process will be in good tracks but that's the first challenge if and when the peace talks take place so you know about in washington d.c.

thanks so much for your time. newly released private messages of journalist jamal khashoggi a revealing a candid account of his take on the saudi crown prince c.n.n. gained access to exchanges between the saudi journalist and a montreal based activist they planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account she called mohammed bin salmond a beast who would devour all in his past it was one of four hundred watts have messages a year before his murder and is talked of plans to form an electronic army to engage young saudis back home and debunk state propaganda the digital offensive was dubbed the cyber b. they discussed creating a portal to document human rights abuses in saudi arabia and gallagher has more

from washington d.c. . well what these hundreds of messages reveal is that you marcus shock he was so concerned with what was going on in saudi arabia that he wanted to take more action than just writing in the newspapers here in the u.s. his plan was to arm a so-called electronic army with sim cards sim cards that will be provided to young saudi arabians who would then be allowed to post on social media and that would be untraceable he'd already pledged five thousand dollars to counterparts in canada and plan to give about twenty five thousand more dollars to the cause but the canadian counterpart when he discovered that is what messages were actually being hacked or had been hacked using israeli military grade spy where everything changed for that dissident in canada he was contacted by saudi arabian officials and given a piece of advice by jamal khashoggi that he says potentially save his life he told the dissident in canada do not meet these people anywhere but in

a public place on the flipside of that the canadian dissident now believes that he may well be responsible for two market shock she's death because he thinks the saudi arabian government got hold of these four hundred messages which go way beyond newspaper articles for the saudi arabians this could well have crossed a red line and he now feels extremely guilty for what happened in october in istanbul to jamal khashoggi when he revealed that he had he thought the messages had been hacked jamal khashoggi reply was very telling it simply said god help us well ronnie corey is a professor at the american university of beirut and senior fellow at harvard kennedy school he says it was crucial to his plans for activism against the saudi government that led to his death. this is really critical and this has come up before in the last couple of months as the herschel g murder issue has been widely discussed what the saudis clearly were concerned about was that the shoji had gone beyond just writing in the newspapers or giving and media interviews but that he

was actually starting to organize something that would either their promote free press freedom of expression or maybe as we now learn to hold the saudi government accountable and that's the red line really that our political regimes and elites don't accept they don't mind of people talking and say things and tweet them stuff most of them don't some of them put you in jail for tweeting of the many of the gulf countries do but they don't want you to actually start organizing and mobilizing people so this clearly led to. we know a lot about how arab governments autocratic governments were all across the arab world and they all work in the same way they try to intimidate independent thinkers they try to buy them off they try to entice them to come and work with them they did that with the hustle and they were trying to do it on what a lousy is they try to buy off bring you and give you a seat next to the great leader and you get to fly with them on their first class

planes to paris and washington stuff like that and if that and the if that doesn't work then they start trying to intimidate you they arrest your family members if you're overseas they arrest because you have cases of this and behind in another are countries and activists say this all the time they say i'm lying low because i don't want my family back home to be hurt and this is a common procedure among governments all across the arab world and much of the third world as well and if that doesn't work then they try to stop you from doing your activity whether you're talking or writing or acting organizing in either by arresting you and putting you on trial on fake accusations as happens across tens of thousands of cases across the arab world where people are in jail just because of the views they hold or in the worst case they torture you and kill you. the

saudi crown prince has landed in algeria in an effort to boost ties between the two countries but many are angry about his visit to north africa saying he's attempting to whitewash his image following the death of a number of prominent algerians have signed a statement against his visit mohamed bin someone had just come from the mauritanian capital no upshot where his presence sparked protests he is also nearing the end of a long international tour his first major trip since the murder of journalist in october last week the crown prince traveled to various arab states that made his way to the g. twenty summit in argentina now he has one last stop in jordan before he returns home matheson reports from amman jordan.