this is news live from berlin that did a saudi dissident report his own killing on an apple watch a. journalist jamal khashoggi disappeared in the saudi conflict instant reports that he was able to capture the studio and using the device the u.s. ones of severe punishment if it turns out sound killed him. tens of thousands take to the streets here in berlin for what's billed as a protest against racism and problems in order for togo tell us what it's all about . also coming up in the show the heartache and deadly aftermath

a reporter travels to the florida panhandle to see firsthand the devastation to hurricane michael splashed into the coastal. welcome to the program did an apple watch record the death of jamal khashoggi that's what media are claiming following the disappearance of the dissident journalist over a week ago in the saudi call in istanbul turkish officials accuse saudi arabia of torturing and killing inside the complex and say they have audio and video evidence and u.s. president donald trump has now pledged to punish the saudis if they are responsible saudi arabia calls the allegations baseless lies. this is the last public footage of jim out. walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october

the second the washington post where she is a columnist says secret audio and video footage shows the journalist was detained inside by a saudi security team who tortured and killed him and dismembered his body. a turkish newspaper now claims the killing was recorded on the journalist's apple watch his fiance had d.j. jenga is was holding his i phone outside the saudi consulate which was apparently sink to the device that reports remains unconfirmed. who lived in self-imposed exile in the u.s. was a vocal critic of the saudi regime riyadh denies all involvement in the journalist's disappearance but criticism of the regime is growing. u.s. president donald trump says there will be severe punishment if the saudis are found

culpable this month the gulf kingdom is hosting a key investment conference while some big names have already pulled out others have not i am horrified. but i have to conduct the business of the i.m.f. in all corners of the world and with many governments so at this point in time my intention is to not change my plan. a delegation from saudi arabia has now arrived in turkey to help with the investigation we'll have almost the saudi state t.v. said the kingdom welcomes turkey's decision to form a joint working teen. but with so many unanswered questions saudi arabia is coming under increasing pressure to explain what happened to him out. here in berlin tens of thousands of people are taking part in what's described as

an anti-racism march through the city organize the seeds into against growing populist sentiment there calling for europe's borders to stay open and for participants to take a stand against to semitism and xenophobia event brings together numerous social groups and labor unions and it's said to end with an open and consulate. rights of four let's bring in did have a correspondent on your coaches live in the center of berlin where the demonstration is getting underway so i knew organizers say they were hoping for at least forty thousand people to show up today how would you gauge the level of support. it is very hard to say at the moment because we don't have any official numbers yet we have to wait till we can get them from the police over the however the organizers themselves they are now saying they believe there are one hundred fifty thousand people on the streets at the moment if is this confirmed then it would be more than anyone expected and it would be one of the biggest

demonstrations berlin has seen in the last couple of months and even years i think what's also important to mention is that so far this has been a very peaceful protest a colorful protest we're seeing a huge variety of different groups and people participating in the demonstration we're seeing union we're seeing parties politicians artists lawyers but we're also seeing lots of families who brought their kids even some of them even brought their babies so with them we're seeing students we are seeing elderly people and as you can probably tell it's a beautiful fall day to day in berlin we having twenty five degrees the sun is shining skies blue that might have helped a great deal to get people to take to the streets. well i need some new looks beautiful outside but we can't forget that this demonstration is happening just one day before that key election in bavaria so is this just a coincidence or is there a message the protesters here have for germany's politicians. well i don't think

that the state elections and very a to morrow are the reason are the re is the reason why we are seeing this massive protest today i think you understand why there are so many people on the streets today we have to look back at what happened in germany throughout the country but especially in the eastern part of the country and the last couple of months we are we have seen several right wing right wing demonstrations protests some of them turn violent i guess you could even call them riots and a lot of moderate german post of those ideas where really really shocked and they say it's enough we've finally want to make sure that i will voices are heard as well so they are taking to the streets today to make it loud and clear that they are opposing the right wing extremism and populism. from the center of berlin thank you. let's now look at some of the other stories making headlines this hour

u.s. pastor andrew branson is on his way home after a turkish court released him from house arrest ronson was arrested two years ago on terror charges his detention has caused serious friction between washington and ankara with both sides imposing tit for tat sanctions. health officials in gaza say israeli troops have killed seven holliston is in clashes at the border fence separating the two sides the israeli military says its troops opened fire thousands of palestinian demonstrators began throwing rocks and fire bombs it's one of the deadliest incidents in months of protests along the border. in indonesia at least twenty two people are dead half of them children of to an overflowing river triggered landslides that destroyed a wall at a school rescuers are still combing through mud and rubble four other. officials say the death toll has risen to eighteen after hurricane michael smashed

into the florida panhandle three days ago florida's governor has compared the devastation to a war zone michael is the most powerful hurricane ever to strike the region and. join rescue as that as they searched for survival. as u.s. coast guard rescue helicopter searches for a place to touch down in florida state mexico beach we drive to a neighborhood coastal town. job beach beautiful little beach town right at the gulf of mexico beyond me with what we're for seeing beaches and what you don't see behind me here is i show you it's across the street it is houses which rent from the beach across the street and then our fixture of the neighbor's front young. destruction here sigal beach massive massive debts in mexico teacher just two miles down the road and what you hear. these beeps

a malfunctioning color manic side and fire. this is the first full day that search and rescue teams from all corners of the state go from house to house. the scale of destruction they encounter on the streets of st joe beach is enormous most homes are destroyed or so severely damaged they'll need to be bulldozed cars boats trader's belongings gone some mice lost many life fluids destroyed everywhere the teams go they see despair and frustration from residents right who chose to ride out her can might help with cleanup now and i have to claim no we're just doing a check and make sure everybody is ok any medical issues all i kind of stuff. gas water electricity cell phone. you know or you know if they're really going to get a lot of help and. we're going to find charles and susan i'm sitting in what has been

their living they chose to ride out the storm because they say they had nowhere else to go. but i do over again i would. say. why did you decide to let me ask you susan why did you decide to stay and ride out the storm. because they now. believe. me they. don't go out of my you know they. say we. as we drive out of st joe beach there's another war from the sky this time fighter jets information paying their respects to what has been lost and those who have survived down here on the ground. so facebook has released fresh details about a recent data breach of the social network the incident is shaping up to be a first asked for the e.u.'s new data protection rules and it could land the

company with a hefty fine for we tend to date of his digit. william know of new cruft who has the latest so we know about this breach for some weeks now so what's new yeah right so facebook originally said that as many as fifty million users have been affected by this breach and as a precaution they remote logged out ninety million users i was one of them maybe you were to that number since been revised down to just thirty million users facebook says they're now notifying them and facebook also knows exactly what kind of data of hours of these thirty million people were breached which they released in a statement yesterday they detailed that fifteen million people had their name and contact details stolen another forty million had other personal information such as location and language places they've recently checked into in recent searches they made so facebook goes on to say in that statement that they are cooperating with u.s. and e.u. regulators or authorities or say i should say but at least on the e.u. side there are those regulators are going to be looking just as much into facebook

as they are the breach itself and why is that well a little a little thing known as g.d.p. our general data protection regulation which you may remember was all the rage back in earlier this year when it seemed like anyone with a website in the world was scrambling to make sure that they were in compliance with these new strict rules that before they went into effect across the e.u. in may g.d.p. are basically lays out pretty strict rules for how a company like facebook is to handle a situation just like this when our personal data is breached and the fines for not doing so is pretty steep it's four percent of global annual global revenue which for facebook could be as much as one point six billion dollars if it's found to be in some way violating or not complying or neglectful of g p r g p r rules and ireland's data protection commission they're the ones with jurisdiction of facebook in the e.u. they put out a tweet yesterday a statement says that they think the new information is significant and will

continue its investigation into the breach into facebook. facebook's compliance and its obligations under g.d.p. are so ireland's data protection is clearly looking into it and compliance basically means two things one that facebook notified data protection officials within seventy two hours of themselves learning about the breach and that facebook is somehow not negligent in protecting data protect data privacy of its users as laid out by g.d.p. are now the seventy two hour window facebook at least appears to be safe on that one it's a bit more complicated when it comes to the negligence side and that's what the irish data protection commission really wants to look into we're going to just wait and see what that investigation uncovers it could be a rather expensive result for facebook. thank you for unpacking that complex topic for. tennis now inova djokovic continues his final run this season by qualify for the final of the shanghai open the did it in style.

i think is the semifinal against german alexander it's better in straight sets six two six one in just under an hour djokovic who has won both the u.s. open and wimbledon this year who played croatian born a quarter each in the final on sunday. french football legend on really has been named the new coach of first division side want to go the forty one year old began his professional career with the club back in the ninety's he also won the world cup with france in one thousand nine hundred eight henri went on to play for the loner and the new york red bulls also recently he served as assistant coach with belgium during the last world cup in russia on a go currently sits that from bottom in the french first division. you're watching

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