sixteen forty eight to peace starts october twenty fourth. this is. from berlin tonight starting in shocking images as a saudi arabia's crown prince resurfaces in public. and received a standing ovation today and of the investment conference that many c.e.o.'s have boycotted following the killing of journalist. and the crown prince was shown today offering condolences to the son u.s. president saying that the soltys carried out the worst cover up. also coming up

tonight italy's debt spending has to stop the european commission today rejected italy's budget for twenty nineteen sending a signal that e.u. countries must keep their spending in check and scientists here in europe say they've detected plastic particles in human stool samples proof that plastic waste has now reached the top of the food chain. it's good to have you with us the worst cover up ever those are the words of u.s. president donald trump describing what he says was a bad plan by this all these to kill critical journalist jim all. his comments followed a speech by turkey's president read. the one today saying that his country's

investigators have determined that she's brutal killing was meticulously planned with all wise on saudi arabia and any involvement that its leaders may have had in the killing crown prince mohamed bin solvent resurface today in public for a key business meeting. satisfied was the word crown prince mohammed bin solomon used to describe how he felt at the high profile future investment initiative conference in riyadh. despite the prince's smile there was tension in the air. some forty companies and investors boycotted the forum over the killing of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi at the event the saudi energy minister admitted that these had been difficult days for the kingdom. the kingdom of saudi arabia we are going through. a crisis of short resulted for. a.

very good act of laurent incidence that took place in turkey nobody in the kingdom can justify it or explain it. before arriving at the forum crown prince muhammad along with king solomon met face to face with to shock she's brother and son this same son according to media reports has been barred from leaving the kingdom since last year as a result of his father's writings. back in istanbul the scene of the alleged crime turkish authorities continue to search for clues and for a body. in a speech to parliament turkish president at one said because shock she's killing was clearly a planned operation he called on riyadh to address all the facts and said the saudi government knows more than it admits to. believe me to blaming some intelligence members for this matter will satisfy neither us nor the international

community the conscience of humanity will only be satisfied once everybody's called to account from those who gave the orders to those who carried them out. his speech echoed calls from europe and the u.s. calls for saudi arabia to tell the full story. and on the story for us tonight is g.w. correspondent delia hon she's in istanbul and in our washington bureau is correspondent to both of you good evening you let me start with you turkish president of one he had promised to reveal and i'm quoting here the naked truth on what happened to jamal. did he do that today. well no the naked truth is definitely not what we got from president ad one today although his statements are the most detailed accusations made in public by on

cross so far and by saying and i quote him here it was a seven a premeditated political murder he clearly contradicted the official saudi narrative of a deadly fistfight or some kind of rogue operation gone wrong what miss out on did today basically was summarize the results of the investigation adding a few more details he said a fifteen a member team of saudis began arriving here in istanbul the day before mr disappeared and that three of them had actually been scouting a forest here in istanbul and a city nearby and these are locations turkish investigators have later started searching for mr. body now mr add on also called on saudi arabia to extradite at the suspects here so they can be trialed in turkey but in the end he stopped short of the directly accusing riyadh especially crown prince mohammed bin saw month of

having ordered this murder and he did also not anstice some very crucial questions one of them being how exactly was jamal khashoggi killed what about for example or you know recordings off his murder that purportedly exist what about some of the gruesome allegations here that he was tortured and his body dismembered no ounces to these questions no on says also to the question where his body might be right now instead of on the international stage the pressure is increasing on saudi arabia to come clean we had a statement from g seven countries from their foreign ministers today and we heard from the u.s. vice president. well the g seven issued a statement asking saudi arabia for eight that something like this never ever happens again be that measures will plea put in place to not let this happen again and see of course the g seven countries and four ministers of those countries

condemned what happened to. show she. and you're right on paper the pressure seems to be increasing against saudi arabia and you also write that vice president pence spoke out again today against saudi arabia saying that there will be definitely consequences and the u.s. will react to whatever the findings are the details findings on this investigation of the murder of john. but again this is also being said under the paradigm of that the u.s. has vital national security interests which are in the region in the middle east and therefore also needs saudi arabia so whatever the u.s. is doing even the vice president and everybody else that it mr ation says will follow this paradigm. is just highlighted by the latest report we're seeing from

the white hells u.s. presidential trump saying that he thinks that the turkish president was a little too hard on saudi arabia today so you'll let me turn his back to you we know that turkish police they are continuing their investigation what have they failed and what are they still looking for. well the investigation of course continues and what crime scene investigators forensics experts are looking for now really is the body of midst of the shock g. or what's left of its office three weeks because in the end the body is really the crucial missing piece of this puzzle that can shed light on this crime now turkish media report that suitcases and even a laptop have been found in a car belonging to the saudi consulate here in istanbul some reports suggests that inside these suitcases they found the clothes of

a mr a shop these reports have not been confirmed yet so this is what investigators are doing right right now but really the body is the important and missing parts he also for midst of a shock g.'s semele and the friends that they are planning to do a funeral of course for him and some kind of a ceremony or a vigil in the upcoming days to make sure the world knows this crime and mists of the shakti and his world his work will not be forgotten or what our correspondents you know the heart of the story force in istanbul and the months on the story for us in washington to both of you thank you and here's some of the stories that are making headlines around the world tonight russian president vladimir putin will meet u.s. president donald trump on the sidelines of an event in paris on the eleventh of november the announcement came as trump's national security advisor john bolton met who'd and other senior russian officials in moscow at least twenty people many of

them football fans have been hurt after an escalator on the roman metro collapse if you look italian police say most of the injuries were serious the moscow fans heading to their team's champions league game against u.s. roma fire officials say the accident happened about an hour before takeoff. the european commission has formally rejected italy's twenty nine thousand budget due to breaching of e.u. budget rules and this is the first time the european commission has taken such a drastic step it avoided saying both france and germany in the past when they breached the same rules the decision means that under these are called excess deficit procedure rome will be given another three weeks to reconsider and revise and reconsider its spending plans that more than two trillion euros italy's national debt is the highest in the e.u. now that is one hundred thirty percent of gross domestic product there are fears

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little bit it's clear that the government are going to take this situation forward we need to be sure we're strong enough to keep up this stance this is the furthest thing required to have a budget approved is clearly quite tough but to be held to task over your choices when you are a member of a union of countries is understandable cicle principal. deputy prime minister mathias salvini doesn't think so during a visit to romania he said there's no going back on the budget ramping up the rhetoric he accused the e.u. of attacking not a government but an entire nation. or we were warned that this could happen scientists in austria say that they've detected my quote plastics in stool samples from human beings now what isn't clear yet is what effect if any the particles can have on the human body the impact of plastic waste on the world's oceans and as

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