first of ukraine's. military industrial complex starts oct twentieth on t.w. he hit the. plane. to blame. this is you know we news live from berlin another shock resignation of four in the trump administration this time it's nikki haley stepping down the u.s. ambassador to the united nations she met with president trump at the white house just a short while ago trump says she told him six months ago she would resign also coming up a one week after a dissident saudi journalist vanishes saudi arabia allows turkish authorities to

search their consulate in istanbul this c.c.t.v. image taken outside the building is reportedly the last public sighting of jamal khashoggi now missing without a trace. and the brutal rape and murder of a television journalist involved gearing up her death has sparked international concern over pursing feet in the corruption crony you country. played. on little rock thank you so much for joining us well we start with this breaking news from washington nikki haley u.s. president donald trump's ambassador to the united nations has resigned haley has been the u.s. ambassador since january twenty seventeen president trump confirmed haley's resignation a short time ago he said she would leave the post at the end of the year neither haley nor trump gave a reason for haley surprised. decision. all right let's get you the

latest now on this breaking news story for that i want to turn over to our correspondent who is standing by in washington maya did anybody see this coming nikki haley's resignation. frankly know leyla is this sort of harken back to beginning of the trouble ministration when it seemed like there was someone resigning every other minute but this one really didn't have any kind of build up there were no leaks about tension between the two in fact they're known to get along very well and she is known to be very close to him as an advisor it is sort of a shock although i should say that this isn't as destabilizing as some other resignations have been but what they are losing here is someone who's very respected in the cabinet someone who definitely has the ear of the president and someone who's a bit of a moderating force in the u.n. with a president who likes to. shall we say casually tossed aside some longstanding allies that the u.s. has had right and that just to our viewers i think the images that we're showing

you right now are actually that it's a meeting that took place a short while ago now appearing with the president what was recorded a meeting this was carefully stage managed. oh definitely they they very carefully put forward a positive spin on this the president tweeted that nikki haley is his good friend she has that she will be out campaigning for the president in two thousand and twenty they really tried to lessen the blow of this because as were some reports of said even nikki haley's staff didn't know until this morning that she was considering this although as you said she had apparently told the president six months ago that she wanted to step down the saying something on of i've done my two years and now it's time to move on it is really questionable the timing now especially because we are so close to these midterm elections which are really hanging over everything and this helps color that further painting and ministration

that again does not look very stable best kept secrets best there my up possible successors i know it's very early days. the president has said that in the next two weeks he's going to be announcing her successor one name that has been floated and really just rumored right now is john bolton who's currently national security adviser he is known to be a very hard line on issues like iran the iran deal and israel also known to be very hawkish so although nicky was a much more moderate republican and as i said a moderating force within the administration if bolton were the next person he would bring a much harder stance from the u.s. to the u.n. and i just got twenty seconds left tomorrow what will she be remembered for. she is definitely someone who did her job defending the president's policies in

a rather hostile environment of the u.n. diplomats who did not appreciate his style did not appreciate what he was trying to do in the un and she was someone who took his message and tried to make it palatable for an international audience all right my reporting from washington thank you. all right let's bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. u.s. supreme new u.s. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh has promised to be impartial and a team player after being sworn into office the white house he said he had no bitterness about his contentious confirmation process well earlier president donald trump apologized to cavanagh for the quote terrible pain and suffering he and his family endured. moscow has no comment on a report that identifies the second suspect in the screwball poisoning case the investigative website belling katz says the man who entered britain under the alias

alexander petroff is an intelligence officer named alexander michigan last month telling can't identify the other suspect as a nother intelligence agent. a fire and series of explosions have broken out at an arms depot in northern ukraine ten thousand people were evacuated after the incident. around one hundred seventy kilometers from kenya authorities are also close the airspace around the site is the sixth major fire in three years at a ukrainian army depot. turkey says it will search inside the saudi consulate in istanbul for a missing saudi journalist the u.n. human rights office says it is deeply concerned at the disappearance of democracy one week ago today now the washington post has published what it says is the last photograph of its missing saudi contributor their surveillance camera image shows

the fifty nine year old a walking into the saudi consulate in the turkish city of istanbul a week ago turkish officials say he was murdered inside the building a claim that saudi arabia vehemently denies. all i will from where i'm now joined by our correspondent in istanbul dorian jones dorian vanished a week ago are the saudis now cooperating with the turkish investigation. but we do understand the officials will be allowing the chair of the saudi consulate this is been a key demand of turkish authorities for some time although it has to be said that most experts say that if there has been foul play committed if you expect there will be any evidence from amy in the consulate in particular if you expect to find . being killed or not. so i think it's more a gesture on the saudis that they are now cooperating with turkish officials in this situation right and it's been a week of course since his disappearance what hard evidence do the turkish

investigators have in this case and how are they following up on their early. well there really that has been a criticism that they have seen these allegations made that possibly he had even been murdered the consulate but there's no real evidence to support these claims we understand now took officials are now focusing on two but i found that belong to the saudi consulate one of which was visible has entered the consulate and is believing that those vans possibly will use to take out of the building they are now using c.c.t.v. coverage to follow those vans turkey's does have some of the most intense c.c.t.v. coverage in the world and turkey has software to use those images now they will be putting all of that expertise to track down where those fans went and the people that were in them and also there's a lot of attention now being focused on the arrival of fifteen saudi officials who arrived the same day arriving on private jets there is the has been suspicions that

they were possibly part of some saudi hit team that was responsible for kidnapping co shogi and bringing him sending him back to riyadh or possibly killing him so there's a lot of attention on those people because they left the same day even though they had checked into a hotel to stay for a number of days dorian in conclusion there was a lot of speculation that he was murdered in the saudi consulate is that still the official line. well yes and two turkish officials who have been quietly quoted over the weekend saying that they do believe that he was murdered in the consulate there's been rumors of some graphic details of how he was killed although no details or evidence to support those claims but on monday the turkish president tell you heard one thing to walk back that he did not repeat these allegations he believes he was murdered although they are saying that they believe and they are very worried about the status and in fact the turkish president is now

trying to push back in saying it's up to the saudi officials to show evidence that he did leave the consulate because visuals have plenty of images of him entering but they say there is no images of him leaving and adding to the suspicions the saudi consulate saying that although video cameras weren't working on that day during jones reporting from istanbul thank you. next we have to bog area where police say they have detained a romanian man and are checking his alibi as part of an investigation into the rape and murder of television presenter victoria marin over the country is facing intense international scrutiny over the shocking assassination police say they are considering all possible scenarios so far there is no evidence that her murder is linked to were reporting on the alleged misuse of you find somebody aria she is the third journalist investigating corruption to be killed and the european union and less than a year. or more and as honoring met

a journalist victoria mary nova outside a church in the capital sofia. in the journalist's home town who say hundreds turned out laying flowers and lighting candles in her memory. mary novas body was left in a park near the river danube after she'd been brutally beaten raped and strangled i feel plain from anger and so many more from the i can't explain. it so confusing how someone could go out for drugging and never come back course is very young don't want. to start with children. it was this was the last time the fifty year old appeared on t.v. a show featured interviews with investigative journalists who reported on alleged corruption in infrastructure projects involving european union funds authorities say there's nothing to link her death to her with. this. release which

a nice clue trueman knew were not excluding a spontaneous assault and were not excluding a premeditated assault. one thing is clear the murder was committed with great brutality and cruelty. but with bulgaria currently ranked the lowest of all e.u. members when it comes to press freedom someone is here are convinced the act was politically motivated the european commission says it expects a thorough investigation into miami novus killing. in india thirty four schoolgirls were taken to the hospital after being beaten with sticks by a group of boys the assault happened in the eastern state of bihar over the weekend police are investigating and have arrested ten people it's the latest incident of violence against women in the state and this report we have blurred the girls' faces to protect their identities. they've been doing what

many children their age do playing outside the school go fund soon turned to horror . they were attacked by a mob of boys from another school and according to local police the boy's mother is . in all thirty four girls had to be treated in hospital aged between twelve and sixteen they were hit with sticks and on roll the reason they dared stand up to sexual harassment. lawyers were writing bad things on the wall and when we told them to stop they started beating us. with the girl's hair was pulled out and some were punched so they have swelling and external injuries nobody has any broken bones or internal injuries. the incident is all the more shocking because it happened here at the go through state run boarding school a school that caters to some of the area's poorest children. police say vulgar

messages like these keep appearing on the school's walls because protestation and initially got rid of the boys by force but then the mob returned with reinforcements but. the information gathered from the people there at the time was that the local boys were less in number and the girls were more number. before the girls acted in self-defense. the alleged perpetrators are imprisoned while police finish their investigation is now also a pick a security presence at the school but many say that's not enough they want more to be done to protect vulnerable goals in a country regarded as the world's most dangerous for women. confirmed she had accepted his resignation that she would leave the post at the end of the here she's been u.s. ambassador to the u.n. since trump took office and early twenty seventeen and in saudi arabia and saudi

arabia said it will let turkish investigators search its consulate in istanbul one week after the disappearance of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi it was last seen entering the building and turkish officials believe he was murdered there. you've been watching the daily news only here. rock'n'roll and thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us here since it is at the top of the hour . for first conan less. than a grand moment arrives. joining a regular chain on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary during entering into returns home to a new long t w don't come to tanks.