people now ask for justice no one is going to do it instead of them and i can rest satisfied only when justice is served for all these hundred thousand women and those a million victims thank you but to me i'm. lou this is kelly magnum are from everybody and my question is for an audience. i was struck in your book by the fact that they will look using propaganda to advertise the fact that they could rape women as as a way of. getting new recruits and i wondered. how do you think behaviors need to change in the world for people who not to be attracted by that sort of propaganda and who say if you so how do you know whether or not you find it difficult to trust men after this experience.

never heard of you look up how did you know this is. what they are doing at isis isis was a very public and a lot they're doing we are here to. deal with this infidel people we don't need them anymore we need to kill kill all the men. and day with selling. and violating right paying these women we saw this more than six thousand five hundred girls and women have experienced that and the people in the believe and in the mind of i you say have a target haven't i'm. and there i am. is a way to do exactly what isis has been doing to be on their side to see what isis

is doing in that region they have embarked exactly on that way to say that the is it is are not on our way so we need to get rid of them when we talk about isis and we need to make a difference between a man and i says i says we are people that came and raped us and sold us six of my brothers five thousand he is leading men who are murdered just because of their gender and because of their other religious belief. so you do some good to be too annoying and i want to ask you now know you wonder. but what can governments. governments and countries on an international level do to avoid such sexual violence in armed conflicts is this a question to both to both of us.

to work. to the summer of one to raises a question or humanitarian law which. is what we are here to do. is to make sure that this law that it exists is respected full q. and that those actions are punished. we need an impartial. application of the law the problem we have in the d r c is a problem for the post conflict situation we have word or exact the head of the state and very high levels of the state and not just to see has been served after this conflict. d.v.d. player has been this a huge number of victims and no justice has been served and this is the situation we are in today and of course we want that everything that has been applied for

other conflicts always also should apply to the conflict in the t r c and to the post conflict situation. but you cannot be doing of course and we also need to have the memory of those events. after the peace negotiation well do you have had nobody else no justice and the situation is the same as twenty years ago when it comes to. the murders so we cannot have a lasting peace situation if we don't worry come on one. happened during the conflict and for this just needs to be a part of the process. where there would be most of nature cut around then what we're seeing not what it has how can it is there such as a rape this needs to stop them in mass rape that is happening and i says we have

seen that they have never brought to justice i want this to become a lesson too and i saw that this is not happening not a single i says terrorist person has come brought to court we haven't seen this a few years later perhaps it will be a different group that will commit this crime so as soon as there is no way of showing just as we will never see and we will see that this injustice will continue despoiled if it's not dealt with now. my name is gladys who shall be reported for writers and my question is for mrs mind is the united nations investigation into the crimes committed by members in iraq doing enough progress in your view and are you hopeful or you pessimistic that all the members who committed crimes in iraq will be brought to justice thank you.

ok. can you please repeat your question. and then and that can you please repeat the question is can you please repeat the question is the united nations investigation into the crimes committed by the issue in iraq is it doing enough progress at the moment and we're hoping this investigation will lead to the. the prosecution of members are you hopeful are you pessimistic that those dyess members who committed that the dice members will be brought to justice whether in iraq or internationally. i'm leaving a million my out and yes i did not work and this is my job working on this for the last four years to say what i have been saying. to give to make a witness statement in the court and this hasn't been done we haven't seen

a single isis person before the court i says is a no longer an iraq however. we still see that the rape is taking place and what isis has been done we haven't seen a single piece of justice being a brought to light. we need to receive justice one day searching the. onion smuggled from the swedish radio first of all congratulations to both of you to this price mr mcquade if you allow me maybe a little bit nationalistic question can you please tell me about your relations to sweden and what sweden has meant for your work back please. yes the support like this so. thank you for your question.

well i'm going to sweden has been a long historic connection with the day our seniors go. and i was in hospital that is one of the results of the collaboration between sweden and my country book would go to a show or to a minute publish number of other actions most of the people democracy for instance in education in congo comes in. also done by sweden so we are very grateful to sweden for that. my name is good my newspaper and no we do broadcasting corporation a question for both. how will this price impact on your work with your struggle a change in any way because of this price. colored

that would have allowed the captain in this price one price you know and. can not remove all the violence and the attack on pregnant women and children on the women and give them justice but our aim is that this is the price and that has opened the doors opened even more doors so that we can approach more governments see that it it will be brought to court what has happened to girls so we will be more present everywhere in the world so that we can find a solution and to actually stop what is happening. participant . calls. morris the surprise is important. why is it important because we are followed throughout the world now and

i think it sheds a new light on the types of violence that women are a victim of in a little worse situations i think this is a new like that is shared is really important. but. we cannot say that we didn't act because we didn't know that now everyone knows. and i think now the international community has a responsibility to act in responsibility to those women and those children in war zones so i hope that our presence here today can serve that purpose. and this prize can in no way be seen as a victory and this should really be seen as the start of a new struggle a new struggle against this type of evil this violence made to women and children.

we. talked. from and h.k. japanese t.v. news you have said. you were asked to use it it's the time to. act not only to denounce but who must act now and what we did actions that this. person has to do thank you. thank you well my opening statement i said that we need a deterrent for i said denouncing is not enough anymore. acting mean. well the night has just been asked the question went on to be a good number of actions are undertaken in thirty or so minutes on the crew

and no to that one crimes have been discovered to make crimes against humanity and then the glin that in certain cases could be genocide if unfortunately the international community has stopped and decided to list the other way they have decided to not take into account these reports until now we. what we see now different is that the some actions are undertaken to watch but the problem is that the reports and they go into the drawer and no one is acting upon them and this is now an acceptable action well by who is by us sued by you few members of the press if you reflect the reality of what's happening in the do your see you well then you are also. will see the lies in your citizens forced upon you and your citizens have a certain strength when it comes to those who are in the decision makers in your country so i think we're all responsible for acting here we cannot accept that one

part of our humanity is treated in the way they are treated now. in the back. moments because of them from the newspaper rigi this is a question for both of you do you see and this science of the whole and the reason for optimism in your own congress. yes i do see that for myself i see that for my committee turn my people if it wasn't for the work we have done in the last four years we wouldn't have seen the justice the steps towards justice that are taking place. if you give them a quick to declare. to goodness for peace in the d.r. see there is always hope but. this is not an ethnic or that will happen in our

country it's not a war between religions. or a religious war it is a war over our natural resources in the d.r. see those natural resources. are used. in the world as a whole. and i think that thanks to this opportunity we have such well then the world will know the world will know the human cost of all the machines were using all the electric cars were using this human cost is huge. and our hope is this i hope the world will not stay indifferent if now so there is a possibility to have all of those items those electric cars those devices we can have them at a human price we do not need this human cost to be so big. my name is denison

jump from the. christie dog my question is not drama right now denmark has germany has a space accept the one child one hundred. calls in order to treatment do you want other countries to do something like that. if you want one because if all you did is a group then isis would have won because they want an iraq and so we are without the muslim minorities. and. the answer.

it was indeed but it wouldn't work that i was one of the girls of the one thousand that was accepted by the federal state of body it helped us to move out of the hands off of isis and start a life in boston rittenberg. the violence we saw in the hands of isis was speak and a lot of girls don't have to opportunity to of these that country and to speak up if i wasn't in germany i wouldn't be able to be here and speak to you. people. when you know how his wife when i was or our son crossing over to saudi arabia from riyadh when i think speaking welcoming fellow g.c.c. leaders to the g.c.c. you know we're going to get the. back up. in it even with the kingdom of saudi arabia which is hosting the third you know and summit of the g

c c the supreme council and it's my pleasure to send my best wishes to. his majesty. and heard his country will preside the council also i'd like to express my thanks. to the ship. of the state of kuwait for his door in which during presiding over the last. session i'm also like to thank of the secretary general for the efforts in following up the works of the council and or through their brothers your majesty's your highness's your excellences. the gulf cooperation

council states is working for the prosperity and solidarity and cohesion of the g.c.c. countries and through this country as all the ambitions will be achieved and we need all to work hard in order to keep and maintain these great solidarity go here and synergy almighty has given our country as human souls as a result of the natural sources of the souls and businesses it taitz from all of us to work hard for the services to be offered to the people as of the states of the states in a time where the region is witnessing huge challenges that we all

know we've faced the. terrorists and terrorism and we face the iranian policy and we need. to stop these country from preventing. the internal affairs of our country as this is supported for us in all that to be aware of this point and in order for us to be aware of how to have all the government ts and having to stop the iranian nuclear program and its ballistic missile you are majesty is your highness's. to us and the kingdom of saudi arabia is defending the arab issues they have the national levers and that the palestinian issue is on top of the kingdom's. agenda we seek to have all the rights to be given

on the ground to the palestinian people and to have that on a state within east jerusalem as the capital of the palestinian state the thinking of saudi arabia urge the international community to be to this possibilities and to take all of them this is a story and measures to protect the palestinians from the israeli rockets this is that of offending the arab and muslim feelings everywhere. you ordered. him and the. government also. yemen. to prevent anyone from playing with the security and stability in yemen and we have a program of assistance to. people of yemen do we also work together in order to find a political solution to the president as

a consequence a little usually. we two sixty one or according to the member national dialogue with a kingdom of saudi arabia as you recall for a political solution which would put an end to the syrian want. to have a. government that will guarantee the unity of syria with syria from the terrorist organizations also with us saudi arabia is quite good to have your kind of the relations with iraq because iraq is one of the become jurors will then the security system finally i welcome you all alone might say to bestow is mercy on our meeting to have our meeting successful and peace be upon you.

and that we were listening to king salam welcoming fellow gulf cooperation council leaders to that summit in way at shell's covering the g.c.c. meeting from kuwait city so we saw it so welcome speech there from the saudi king jamal mentioning the palestinians mentioning syria mentioning iraq of course no mention of. the blockade. essentially he's going through a checklist there of. some of the main issues that are of concern true there are people particularly the gulf population but as you mentioned there doesn't mention the elephant in the room namely the fact that one of the member states of the t.t.c. has been under blockade now for almost two years and as a result this corporation counsel's very existence has been brought into question

obviously if you look around the table very of course i mean of course it's now the head of state speaking and his country's been trying to mediate this crisis for almost two years now but you don't have president is there here of not least because obviously dog has been. you mentioned the man speaking so we're just going to go back to saudi just to take a listen to what he's got to say. having with then. because we are quite keen to support and give moment to the g.c.c. it's also my pleasure. through this. summit which goes with the. in the. context of race.

to his majesty. to give him the lead to the old to continue his. for his. majesty. having. today. all this circumstances that we all know so this is. why it will have to see. regularly because we all understand. the ratios of the peoples of the g.c.c. . if you had said it in this regard most. of them dogged from little hand to the record. of your majesty and me to

have this meeting through ministerial meetings who had last year we stressed on the vitality of our g c c. in all fields and in old remains and the supreme council of the just have is today to adopt these results your majesty is your highness's we understand the situations you understand the challenges that facing our region. we are all concerned about what's going on that's why we have limited body of the unity of i would say. the father of the g.c.c. . we face a lot of challenges on top of these challenges that difference that is now growing on within our g.c.c. . and we need not to risk the endless people's woodley of

the people of the g.c.c. council states because we need not to feel that they do see is being hidden or is being hesitant you know we need to keep our situation firm. and we need to face the challenges that our region is facing it is a must to express our concern because of the result we denounce terrorism and we need to add more efforts in all that puts an end to this terrorism phenomena. majesties. highness we are quite keen to keep the gulf cooperation council is stable and to put an end to any did their relation to the unity of the g c

c we need not to jump into a known future for our gulf war suai we need. to stop the media campaigns that reach up with point where the values of our just a second place are being hit in a way and we need to stop these campaigns because they will do straw and rebuilding and win every game that have been built through our with the years i am sure that you agree on the stopping of the city of stopping all these campaigns of like that with be. all of us to prepare the way to pave the road in order to contain the situation of the suffering that recount now your majesty is your highness's.

and could we says once again that the conflict in yemen is me at threat to all of us in the field and we hold kind of show it like he goes participate in political consultations if you have. to be successful the logistics support is there you know to reach political solution based on the gulf initiative the executive mechanism of the gulf initiative that outcome of the national dialogue and that's got the council resolutions decline in this regard we praise the efforts of our friends in sweden like for associating leaders goals of the nations and the efforts to prepare. the stage for such going south asians and in this connection. with you who would like to do that raise the

efforts they did made by the international alliance and the coalition to support these consultations and make them success in addition to the great assistance as given by the lines you know to listen to. of what is going on in yemen and the sufferings of brothers and sisters in yemen and also the syrian. crisis is there and it's a national effort and i haven't yet for. the suffering is there in syria and the threat to the whole region and to the whole world is still there we wish the new u.n. envoy to syria to be able to sort out our and this and to be able to reach a political solution based on the international legitimacy geneva one

and we are pleased shapes all of the efforts. made by as the fandom is to right before your majesty is your highness's we would like to congratulate our brothers in iraq for the positive develop that have taken place that the political process that the selection of leaders that we hope our brothers in iraq will be able to rebuild their country and to get rid of the bad destruction the bad circumstances that have happened there to be able also to achieve their ambition to have. the peace process that is again rolls and. and ignored by the logical community and i. mean this two through. go through

the peace process with the region up permanently lasting solution according to the arab peace initiative. to bring stability to the region and to the world we can read you can affirm again that our relationship with iran should be based on the principle as i proved by the united nations when on top of these principles not to intervene here and to others people is. to respect the sovereignty of other peoples respect the good neighborhood in all day for everyone in the region. and security and stability and peace in the region. in the way black and i think you. might say gee you're looking at our country is. our unit say and to

lead us to the good and the. to be able to give them a good life. the. police uniform. and that was the key. speaking at the g.c.c. summit in riyadh is the former chairman of the g.c.c. some as addressing a welcome session of this meeting as cross back to jamal shell he's in kuwait city. making a brief reference to differences with what he called r g c c a no where was that clearer than round the table or jamal where we saw the kashmiri foreign minister when it should have been the a min. well not even the foreign minister the assistant foreign minister the fact of choosing just ranking official there and obviously there

are several reasons behind it from a macro perspective let's say that you are talking about the crisis still ongoing that is the blockade imposed by saudi arabia the united arab emirates now for almost two years specifically speaking however if this summit was to take place let's say in amman or as it does last year in kuwait so very much likely that i thought it would have sent the head of states a shift in how funny how over the fact that this is taking place in the in there's been a lot of. unconventional policies put it in a diplomatic terms pursued by this in terms of the reports of them detaining kidnapping essentially ahead of states previously prime minister salih how do you do all of lebanon in the sense that there have been reports of the saudis together with our allies in fact try true orchestrate some sort of coup inside doha it isn't very surprising leadership did not feel truly well confidence in sending.

head of state vera but obviously what's more significant as you mentioned there is the fact that this g.c.c. this gulf cooperation council has been doing anything but cooperating over the past eighteen months now the reference that the kuwaiti amir made there in kuwait has been the country that's been trying to find some sort of mediation true this crisis with regards to what's been happening has been one as you say very parsing very fleeting comments and what he did was trying to maybe put his influence on the only place that he had been allowed to by the saudis and others which is talking about the media campaigns the popular kind of sentiment has been expressed mainly actually on digital fronts as well as obviously state run television inside the region here if you look at over the past six months or so. there has been very harsh words something that is really very unconventional in gov culture with

regards to the attacks that have been really scathing to personalities within countries and maybe his attempt there is to try and maybe at least put a stop to the division in the. emerged amongst the societies here knowing that politically speaking there hasn't been much headway made through the mediation sort of framing in terms of trying to find a solution through the heads of states that maybe at least he can make sure that the people on the ground don't fall out considering that there is so much between the different populations you're talking about into mali dreams businesses and other things that the gulf population took over in days ok jim up for the moment thanks very much now let's go over to some of that a solid crossing on that the castle sound. and some of that ball is being closed since the blockade began some eighteen months ago just give us an idea of the impact that actually has. a lot of where i'm standing just about five hundred

kilometers from here is this saudi capital riyadh and this is the third this point if you are in qatar that you are allowed to travel to two words saudi arabia because the only land border that this been in has been closed and of course it's had it's come at a great cost there was about seventy million dollars per month of just with saudi arabia and the bulk of that was through this border crossing and there was also family relations not just economically but the social fabric of the societies that operate in live throughout the gulf region has also been affected badly there are families which have been separated their precious by each government to try and distance those families from each other something that has never happened in this before in this region before and something that has never happened in the gulf cooperation council since its inception in one thousand. so at the thirty ninth summit it was very much expected that you saw speeches without progressing as jamal

called it the elephant in the room the blockade that qatar faces right now again by these three are the troika of the six members of the g.c.c. countries who we've been speaking to and also part of the government officials have been speaking out against the blockade it was very tough for them in the very beginning but they seem to have come out of it they feel that they are more self-reliant they have gone the route of trying to stand on their own feet without relying too much on these two major countries saudi arabia where the land route was associated with and the united arab emirates where a lot of pork shipments used to come from ok. joining us now from the cattle saudi border thanks very much. let's turn to some other news now and the outgoing u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has made her first public comments on the murder of sana janice jamal khashoggi the halley's hold the atlantic magazine that a saudi government doesn't get

a pass we can't condone it we can't ever say it's ok we can't ever support thuggish behavior and we have to say that shepard chancy has more from washington d.c. . it's been widely speculated that nikki haley will run for political office again one day and this interview suggests she's in no mood to come down emphatically and offend anyone who may be useful to her in the future yes she says the saudis need to be held accountable but she also says they are the key ally for the u.s. in fighting iran her accountability her idea of accountability repeatedly in this interview is what she calls the dozen or so saudis who have been sanctioned by the u.s. she's pushed by the interview with a what if it's shown that moment is directly accountable then she says well look then that's up to the the trumpet ministration but she does except that when someone is technically responsible but only technically responsible that's despite what we've heard the cia assessment is that he is fully responsible in their best

assessment now we also have this new york times article about jared cush news current relationship with the saudis it confirms what we already know gerrard mom had been someone are in very constant what's app contact and text each other a great deal that's continuing since the murder that jarred the new york times says is advising moment been someone on how to weather the storm and is his biggest supporter in the white house in addition the new york times gives us extra information on how that relationship developed the new york times says the saudis targeted krishna two years ago the reason their opinion that jarred knew very little about the middle east. it was one of the fastest turnovers in u.s. a presidential history and now another member of senior staff is leading double leaving donald trump white house chief of staff john kelly goes at the end of the year retired marine general has been in the job for sixteen months kelly is one of

a series of resignations as the white house prepares to take on a new democrat led house of representatives president trump is understood to be trying to take on the vice president's chief of staff nick. rival protests being held in london in support of and against ahead of a key vote on the prime minister's e.u. withdrawal deal on tuesday reports from the prospects at rally. this is a cross-section of britain's right wing that includes nationalists and far right ultranationalist to there are supporters of the english defense league here its former leader tommy robinson will address crowds a little later on he has a man with a string of convictions but somebody who's become very much the face of anti muslim activism not only here in the u.k. but internationally too and according to a recent report an investigation by the guardian newspaper he may have also received financial support from wealthy backers as far away as the united states

and australia to those also supporters of u.k. periods well the u.k. independence party that was huge the instrumental in pushing for the e.u. referendum in the first place but in recent weeks and months the party has lost an awful lot of supporters leadership has collapsed into political infighting all in all the right here in the u.k. voted to leave the e.u. over fears and concerns about immigration specifically about the effects of immigration on services like the national health service and on the health of the british economy as well issues that remain hotly contested here in the u.k. fiercely debated in society at large but whatever their political opinions these voices here on the right wing of british politics have joined a chorus of voices to reject to reuse a maze latest bricks of plan they feel that it's too much of a compromise to the european union they've described it as

a patrol of their vision of bricks it it is a plan that theresa may is hoping to have passed in parliament on choose day it looks increasingly like that she will not have the support necessary to win that backing to make sure that her vision for breaks it is passed in parliament it doesn't mean she says that u.k. will be in uncharted waters she said in an interview on sunday in the future a plan that she hoped would bring the country together. only appears right now to be dividing it even further. all malians a voting in their first parliamentary elections since mass demonstrations and year this year ended decades of one party rule polls suggest a landslide victory for acting prime minister nickel passion yen he came to power in may after weeks of popular protests against corruption and cronyism in what became known as the velvet revolution. there is a basket of units has infiltrated generation identity

a far right group in france the undercover investigation reveals the group's violence and its close links to the mainstream political party led by marine le pen david harris and reports. and undercover reporters from al-jazeera as investigative unit captures an argument on the streets of france was a far right activists clash with arabic speaking teenagers. the man who led the race attack is an activist with a generation identity a far right youth movement dedicated to what it calls reconquering europe from what it sees as muslim an immigrant invaders he says want to see. one of. the undercover reporters spent six months inside branch in the french city of louisville. at the group's headquarters

a bar called the citadel more talk of violence against arab speaking youths. to figure. out of course the recession. to the. usual. jamila i'm having trouble expressing myself i'm sent to stand for jack tomorrow if these are people who make direct references to hitler who speak with phrases the nazis use. generation identity has thousands of followers with branches across europe including italy germany and the u.k. but its origins and heartland are in france the. group's campaign videos and stunts include this attempt to block a border past used by migrants. already and is the g.i.'s leader in. will. he boasts about writing speeches for one of france's most powerful political parties. to launch

a series of. our investigation found that generation identity has infiltrated other parts of marine le pen's national front national rugby as it is now known last year only legs are legal or illegal immigration is no longer tenable. a meeting of the ota france regional council in lille. philip emery head of the national front of the council is talking to. the head of parish g.o.i. who was also working for the national front. to say this is prison. on the. lot he is one of a number of g.i. activists to work for le pen's party has since left his job. in

a statement marine le pen denied that her party had any links with generation identity and that already in vassal opiah lotty had worked for the national front. david harrison al jazeera. and of a back end just a moment with more of the day's news in the al-jazeera new son. by the sky knowing the range and. morals coast of the italian riviera.

hello there was still quite a few showers over parts of south america at the moment you can see this trading area of cloud here bringing some persistent rain for the eastern parts of brazil and then the showers become more scattered there as you head up towards the northern parts of brazil and as you head further west as well to the south of all of that it's now got a lot warmer for a so for what it's are is twenty seven degrees will be our maximum on sunday and by the time we get to monday it will be up to thirty so temperatures now above average also very warm force in a function of that around thirty seven by monday santiago twenty nine now for the central america is here we've got an area of cloud of rain that's pushing its way southwards and behind that is going to total cooler than it has done so for mexico city we should get to around twenty one degrees on sunday but by monday maximum we'll just be struggling to sixteen we also see some wet weather just pushing its way a little bit further southwards but still trailing its way through parts of cuba and

across the bahamas as well to the north of all of that we've got some rather severe weather in the u.s. at the moment pictures from lubbock texas show how much snow we've been having certainly was a ferocious storm we saw there were also very strong winds very heavy downpours and that system hasn't finished with this just yet it's working its way steadily towards the east. the with sponsored by cattle race. al-jazeera. the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes pressure builds on

present the money after another weekend of violent protests and from. fractured gulf cooperation council opens its summit in riyadh with calls for unity amongst member states. and weeks before leaving the u.n. u.s. ambassador key haley declares the kingdom can't get a pass off the journalists killing. and. the head of gummy stones football federation is suspended after allegations of physical and sexual abuse by the women's national team player more later in the program. pressure is building on france's president to bring an end to the so-called yellow vests a crisis a day after more violent protests across the country. broke his silence to tweet his appreciation for the police as the clean up operation is underway in paris he's

facing growing calls to come up with solutions to calm the anger that's dividing france his government says hill address the nation early this week after his prime minister said it was time for national dialogue. france's foreign minister has told the u.s. president to stay out of french. politics donald trump blames the violent protests on the paris climate agreement for young french t.v. zhang neve did said we do not take domestic american politics into account we want that to be reciprocated leave on nation to be. let's get more of an update now on what's happening in paris dominic cain is joining us i don't know what's been the reaction to yesterday's violence. but as you can imagine laura that the newspapers the new shows are all dominated with either with images or reporting on what took place both here in paris and elsewhere in france

over saturday reports of the perhaps thirteen hundred fourteen hundred people arrested the amount of economic damage that was caused in the city but elsewhere also the point to make here is there is a distinction that the newspapers are making between the number of arrests made yesterday made on saturday compared to previous bouts of violence because the people there the newspapers talking about a change of emphasis by the police a firm approach perhaps in seeking less provocation to go into groups of protesters and to make arrests which explains perhaps in the view of some newspapers why there were many many people being arrested on the streets here on saturday the point regarding president trump and the foreign minister if the deal well it's the political mess that's been created by this story which by this movement rather which is making the government respond the way that they have been the point here is that they feel particularly it's a tense situation right now for the government they feel they have an electoral

mandate the people don't seem to agree so what happens now well what happens politically to have cut back on speaking sometime this week but what can he do. well the suggestion is the president called will speak on monday and touch upon these issues to show that he understands the concerns of the wall of white a society but his problems don't really end there because standing in front of the parliament building here in paris the someone else you know well tomorrow members of the opposition parties the left wing movements in this country will put down a motion. of center of no confidence in effect in mr macro's government now they have very little chance of winning that vote which would be held on wednesday but it is a it is an example of the anger of the left wing here and clearly they wouldn't be able to even if that folk were to go through that wouldn't bring the macro himself down formally but obviously it would cause very serious trouble for his government

so you have a really clear sense here as i was saying a gap between the electoral mandate the old forward see that mr macro feels that he has as president and his government has given that it has an absolute majority of seats in the parliament behind me and yet the yawning chasm that's opened up between him and his government and wider society his party's known as lott who become the the the republic rising moving and yet there are newspaper headlines today talking about it being left out of the republican inflames that gives you a sense of perspective of the mess that is that france is in right now the authorities can clear up the mess the damage from the violence can't seem to clear up the mess left politically ok dominic many thanks for joining us there from the streets of paris. now the outgoing u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has made her first public comments on the saudi janice jamal khashoggi he haley avoided assigning outright blame to mohamed bin solman but she did say that as

saudis crown prince he is technically responsible and he also told the atlantic magazine that the saudi government doesn't get a pos you can't condone it we can't ever say it's ok we can't ever support thuggish behavior and we have to say that let's go live now to hijack castro she's in washington d.c. a resume is strong comments there from haiti how they're being interpreted. well or you can see how she often has said that she agrees with trump's goals when it comes to foreign policy but not necessarily with his style and we saw her navigate that fine line throughout her tenure as u.n. ambassador and in this article two she states how she thinks saudi arabia is a vital partner to the u.s. but that if in her words this thuggish behavior continues then that partnership is in jeopardy now when asked by the interviewer whether mohammed bin samon the crown

prince of saudi arabia should be held responsible for the killing of jamal khashoggi she didn't you are saying that determination is up to the administration as we know trump has defended the crown prince he has said there is no direct evidence that he ordered the killing of. that is contrary to the conclusion of u.s. senators of both parties who were briefed by the cia last week their determination is that the prince is complicit in the murder in fact in the words of one republican senator that the crown prince would be convicted by a jury in less than thirty minutes laura ok many thanks for putting that story in some context for us that speak to film a u.s. diplomat matthew bryza he's in istanbul why do you think nikki haley is making these comments as she leaves the office of the u.n. ambassador. i think it's probably pretty simple i think it's genuinely what she

believes i would guess we're speculating of course but i would guess she feels. unfairly restricted and that the trumpet ministrations approach the president's approach has been unjust and on truthful and she's unburdening herself you know was this isn't the first time her tough public line has diverge from that of president trump it's happened before with regard to russia also on issues sort of having to do with moral justice so i think she's she's also reflecting the opinion of what a few people at senior levels in the trumpet ministration who end up be muzzled by the president himself so what do you think at the time that wasn't present trump or make of these comments how is it that italy acts you know probably be angry and i think he's he's getting houston to being angered when sometimes says u.n. ambassador sometimes the secretary of state sometimes is secretary of defense say things that again that diverge from from his line from his attempts in this case to

sweep this whole issue under the rug if i were he i would probably be reacting internally with a lot of turmoil as well not simply because he's angry at one of his subordinates but because the pressure is really rising all around president from. particularly with regard to former f.b.i. director mueller's investigation of president trump's and present trends campaign russians but also i think president trump looking down the road and he sees that when the democrats take over the house of representatives many members of his administration are going to be subpoenaed many documents will be subpoenaed to dig deeper into the should be let me look at. that constant whatsapp message is to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam is anyone that in washington surprised to have that's. i think people probably are not surprised because you know it's i think one of the worst kept secrets in washington recently was the report today

in the new york times saying that when gerry visited riyadh and the crown prince he was there to coach the crown prince on how to weather this storm of the show you murder until people forget about it so i think in general washington people believe that this is to be expected and i think it's only a narrow circle around president trump that behaves this way that wants to see the question be immersed left under the rug do you think we're going see any reaction from well any accident that's taken by the white house when it comes to the kasam team outta i think only if they're compelled to do so so who can do the compelling well these sorts of our broadcast can over time as long as there's political heat that political heat i don't think is going to come from the american electorate you know this issue as morally repulsive as it is is one that's far removed from from

the center of normal debate in the united states the case has has garnered a lot of attention i think it's really going to be up to republicans republicans in the senate who have already begun to turn on president trump at least the most senior republican senators and then it will depend on the house of representatives how much how much pressure can they put on their appearance one more factor is something and before the motor russia investigation that investigation is i think going to lead to some very serious consequences perhaps from the trunk family itself so there may come a point where there's so much pressure on president trump that he tries to relieve it by bothering to the political realities with regard to the show your fare in the rest of washington outside the oval office already and saying speak to thanks very much matthew by have taken time to join us. thank you. as one of the fastest turnovers and u.s. presidential history and now another member of senior staff is leaving donald

trump's white house chief of staff john kelly is at the end of the retired marine general has been in the job for sixteen months is one of a series of resignations as the white house prepares to take on a new democrat led house of representatives. john kelly will be leaving but i don't know if i can say retiring but he's a great guy john kelly will be leaving at the end of the year will be announcing john. that over the next day or two john will be leaving at the end of the year and he said i had her on the news including concerns that a volcano called the mountain of gold could have dropped in tanzania. medians take to the polls for the first time since the so-called a bell that revolution but will it cement the new power shift. and the biggest football match.