today, a distraught hatice cengiz recounted those fateful hours.o know what had happened. translation: i said, "jamal entered from this very door." i insisted that he hadn't left. i knew he hadn't. i knew. i felt i had lost something huge in my life. the dissident journalist worried about entering the consulate, she said, but was reassured after an earlier visit there. at first, she thought he was being held inside. translation: i tried to think positively. i couldn't imagine what had happened. never. not even 10% of what we know now crossed my mind. if it had, i would have entered the building with him or never let him go in. i would have just accepted that he wouldn't be able to marry me. now i'm bearing a terrible sense of responsibility. hatice waited here into the night, as fear turned to blind panic. she alerted the turkish authorities, police were scrambled to the airport, but they were too late. the first group of saudis, the alleged hit squad, were already in the air — en route to riyadh. turkey has released an image of a saudi consulate c

hatice cengiz, fiancee of jamal khashoggi: áspeaking in turkishátranslator for hatice cengiz, fianceekhashoggi: "i want the role of the political leadership in this brutal killing to be brought to light."hatice cengiz, fiancee of jamal khashoggi: áspeaking in turkishátranslator for hatice cengiz, fiancee of jamal khashoggi: "i want justice for jamal." she declined an invitation to the white house over the weekend saying that she will only go if the administration takes action on the case. (ken) apple is investigating allegations that one of its suppliers illegally used high school students to assemble its watches at a factory in china. a hong kong-based labor rights group said in a report last week that it found students being made to work on apple watch production lines at a plant run by quanta computer in the city of chongqing. the group alleges that students aged 16 to 19 were forced by their schools to work at the factory through compulsory internships, placed in jobs unrelated to their field of study, often made to work excessive overtime, and in some cases put on overnight shift

today, a distraught hatice cengiz recounted the fateful hours.didn't emerge, she begged the staff to know what happened. hatice: i said jamal entered from the door and insisted heha not left. not, i knew. i felt like i lost something huge in my life.e mark: ssident journalist worried about entering the r nsulate was reassured af earlier visit there. at first she thought he was being held inside. hatice: i tried to think positively. i couldn't imagine what had r.happened. ne not even 10% of what we know now crossed my mind. if it had, i would have entered the building with him or never let him go in. i would have accepted that he would not be able to marry me. now i am bearing a terrible sense of resnsibility. mark: hatice waited into the night as fear turned to blind panic. she alertedheurkish authorities, police scrambling to the airport, but they were too late. the first group of saudis, the alleged hit squad, were in the air en route to riyadh. turkey has released an image of a saudi consulate car entering a forest in istanbul before the murde

today, a distraught hatice cengiz recounted those fateful hours.t had happened. translation: i said jamal entered from this very door. i insisted that he hadn't left. i knew he hadn't. i knew. i felt i had lost something huge in my life. the dissident journalist worried about entering the consulate, she said, but was reassured after an earlier visit there. at first, she thought he was being held inside. translation: i tried to think positively. i couldn't imagine what had happened. never. not even 10% of what we know now crossed my mind. if it had, i would have entered the building with him, or never let him go in. i would have just accepted that he wouldn't be able to marry me. now i'm bearing a terrible sense of responsibility. hatice waited here into the night as fear turned to blind panic. she alerted the turkish authorities, police were scrambled to the airport, but they were too late. the first group of saudis, the alleged hit squad, were already in the air en route to riyadh. turkey has released an image of a saudi consulate car entering a f

hatice cengiz spoke of her panic when mr khashoggi did not emerge from the saudi consulate in istanbul. a constitutional crisis has erupted in sri lanka, where the president has appointed his predecessor and former rival mahinda rajapa ksa as the new prime minister. but the coalition‘s leader ranil wickremesinghe insists that he is still prime minister and says he still commands a majority in parliament. coming up in 10 minutes‘ time, newswatch. but first on bbc news, click. this robot has certainly pulled in a big audience. as you've probably guessed, those were purely preprogrammed moves, and like many robots that we have seen, this is a self balancing robot, which means it does pretty well at staying upright. but one day, this robot may be taught to work autonomously. toyota is looking at ways to train machines using human operators, whose movements are synchronised to theirs. the operator also wears a virtual reality headset to show them the robot's perspective. it's really strange. because i know there is someone on the other side of these eyes. it feels like this robot is looking

in a tearful interview with a turkish television channel, hatice cengiz spoke of her panic when mr khashoggi did not emerge from the saudi consulate in istanbul. health officials in the gaza strip say israeli forces have shot and killed five palestinians during protests along the border with israel. the demonstrations have been ongoing since march. israel says around 10,000 palestinians had gathered along the border and were throwing missiles at israeli troops. seven members of a gang who used drains to smuggle drugs and mobile phones into prisons have been given sentences ranging from three to ten yea rs. sentences ranging from three to ten years. the drones were used to fly more than £500,000 of drugs into a presence in the midlands and north—west of england. their operation was referred to as "a spider web of activity". the cctv footage shows exactly what they did. packaging up drugs, attaching them to drones, then inmates instructing the pilots where to deliver them. today, seven of them were jailed while six were given suspended sentences. all for transporting £500,000 worth of syntheti

>> reporter: khashoggi's fiance, hatice cengiz, said today in a tweet, "may god have mercy on you, belovedal." khashoggi had become an outspoken critic of the crown prince. he'd been living in self-imposed exile in the u.s. since last year over fears for his safety. turkish officials have told journalists they believe khashoggi was tortured, murdered and dismembered inside the consulate, and many will suspect the prince is more culpable than the saudi government is admitting. mohammed bin salman, perhaps ironically, has now been put in charge of a committee to reform saudi arabia's intelligence agency. there's still no official word on what the saudis did with jamal khashoggi's body. reena. >> ninan: holly williams in istanbul. thank you, holly. president trump in nevada today said he's considering sanctions against saudi arabia, but remains reluctant to cancel a u.s. arms deal with the saudis. here's errol barnett. >> i'm not satisfied until we find the answer but it was a big first step. it was a good first step. >> reporter: before bordering air force one in nevada today, president trum

trying to get to the bottom of the ca in a tearful interview with a turkish television channel, hatice cengizspoke of her bld panic when mr. khashog failed to emerge from thatsaudi consule in istanbul. from there, mark lowen reports. mark: jamal khashoggi and his fiancÉe on their way to the saudi consulate, a moment of happiness as they plan their future. a quick goodbye as he entered to get papers for their wedding. it was the last time she would see him alive. today, a distraught haticece iz recounted the fateful hours. as he didn't emerge, she begged the staff to know what happened. hatice: i said jamal entered from the door and insisted he had not lt. not, i knew. i felt like i lost something huge in my life. mark: the dissident journalist worried about tering the consulate was reassured after an earlier visit there. at first she thought he was being held inside. hatice: i tried to think positily. i couldn't imagine what had happened. never. not even 10% of what we know now crossed my mind. if it had, i would htered the building with him or never let him go in. i would have accepted that

well, this was the first tv interview that hatice cengiz, jamal khashoggi's fiancee, has given, and itabout what went through her mind as she stood here some three weeks ago, over three weeks ago now, waiting forjamal khashoggi to come out of the saudi consulate after his appointment. she said she initially thought he was maybe being held inside the building. she went and shouted at the local staff inside, "where is he?" they said, "the working hours are finished, he must‘ve left." she said, "no, iwould have known if he had come out, he would have come out to see me, i've got his mobile phones." she said that she didn't believe that the us was sincere about trying to get to the bottom of the story, and so she would not accept the invitation by donald trump to go to the white house. she says she doesn't believe she could go to saudi arabia any more, even though jamal khashoggi's will states that he wants to be buried there in the saudi city of medina. so a lot of pressure still on the saudi authorities to come up with the truth as to what happened. president erdogan said today that he w

his fiancee, hatice cengiz, waited outside.t the consulate. they drove 200 metres away, here to the saudi consul general‘s residence, and they are a focus of the turkish investigation. what did they carry? could they have contained jamal khashoggi's body? cameras caught one of the vans entering the garage. at 5:30pm, jamal‘s fiancee is seen still waiting. but six of the saudis are already back at the airport, leaving by private jet. a second flight carries the others away. both planes head for riyadh. are you concerned that he is dead? today, donald trump, who has formed close ties with the saudi crown prince, said he has raised it at the highest levels. it's a very bad situation, and we want to get to the bottom of it. for mr khashoggi's close friends and journalist colleagues, hope fades further. he was the kindest person i knew — kind, i mean, on a very personal level. he always wanted to show the world how great his people were, and how great saudi arabia was. was his trust misplaced? saudi arabia denies the allegations, an

in a tearful interview with a turkish television channel, hatice cengiz spoke of her panic when mr khashoggi did not emerge from the saudi consulate in istanbul. health officials in the gaza strip say israeli forces have shot and killed five palestinians during protests along the border with israel. the demonstrations have been ongoing since march. israel says around 10,000 palestinians had gathered along the border and were throwing missiles at israeli troops. the billionaire businessman sir philip green has told the bbc he'll lodge a formal complaint against the labour peer lord hain, who named him in parliament as the man facing allegations of sexual and racist harrassment. it comes after it was revealed lord hain is a paid adviser to the law firm representing the newspaper that wants to publish the allegations. lord hain says he was unaware the lawyers were involved in the case. sir philip green denies any wrongdoing. emma simpson has the latest. sir philip green, one of the country's most colourful tycoons, owner of a retail empire, never far from the headlines, and now he's embroiled i

david, almost a month after the killing, hatice cengiz is demanding to know where the body is so she can bury her fiance. and also wanting to know who ordered the killing. david? >> ian pannell with us again tonight. ian, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the day care outrage, and you'll see this here. the disturbing video. preschoolers allegedly encouraged to fight one another. what we've now learned tonight about the teachers involved. >>> also, the deadly helicopter crash today. one helicopter slamming into a home in florida, bursting into flames. and then late today, a second helicopter going down in the northeast. we have late details on that. >>> and the big reveal from apple today, a new ipad. what's different about it? and big changes to facetime, involving your ipad and your iphone. just how many people can you talk with at once? talk with at once? a lot more news ahead. from sha, and our newest robot vacuum is no exception. from floors to carpets, it tackles all kinds of debris, even pet hair, with ease. but what about c

his fiancee, hatice cengiz, waited outside.icles left the consulate. they drove 200 metres away, to the saudi consul general‘s residence, and they are a focus of the turkish investigation. what did they carry? could they have contained jamal khashoggi's body? cameras caught one of the vans entering the garage. at 5:30pm, jamal‘s fiancee is seen still waiting. but six of the saudis are already back at the airport, leaving by private jet. a second flight carries the others away. both planes head for riyadh. today, donald trump, who has formed close ties with the saudi crown prince, said he's raised it at the highest levels. it's a very bad situation and we want to get to the bottom of it. for mr khashoggi's close friends and journalist colleagues, hope fades further. he was the kindest person i knew — kind, i mean, on a very personal level. he always wanted to show the world how great his people were and how great saudi arabia was. was his trust misplaced? saudi arabia denies the allegations and says it is looking forjamal khasho

in a tearful interview with a turkish television channel, hatice cengiz spoke of her panic when mr khashoggi did not emerge from the saudi consulate in istanbul. a constitutional crisis has erupted in sri lanka where the president has appointed his predecessor and former rival mahinda rajapa ksa as the new prime minister. but the coalition‘s leader ranil wickramasinghe insists that he is still prime minister and says he still commands a majority in parliament. the billionaire businessman sir philip green has told the bbc he'll lodge a formal complaint against the labour peer lord hain, who named him in parliament as the man facing allegations of sexual and racist harrassment. it comes after it was revealed lord hain is a paid adviser to the law firm representing the newspaper that wants to publish the allegations. lord hain says he was unaware the lawyers were involved in the case. sir philip green denies any wrongdoing. emma simpson has the latest. sir philip green, one of the country's most colourful tycoons, owner of a retail empire, never far from the headlines, and now he's embroiled in

his fiancee, hatice cengiz, waited outside.away, to the saudi consul general‘s residence, and they are a focus of the turkish investigation. what did they carry? could they have contained jamal khashoggi's body? cameras caught one of the vans entering the garage. at 5:30pm, jamal‘s fiancee is seen still waiting. but six of the saudis are already back at the airport, leaving by private jet. a second flight carries the others away. both planes head for riyadh. today, donald trump, who has formed close ties with the saudi crown prince, said he's raised it at the highest levels. it's a very bad situation and we want to get to the bottom of it. for mr khashoggi's close friends and journalist colleagues, hope fades further. he was the kindest person i knew — kind, i mean, on a very personal level. he always wanted to show the world how great his people were and how great saudi arabia was. was his trust misplaced? saudi arabia denies the allegations and says it is looking forjamal khashoggi. but turkey, it seems, is closing in on a di

in a tearful interview with a turkish television channel, hatice cengiz spoke of her panic when mr khashoggi did not emerge from the saudi consulate in istanbul. a constitutional crisis has erupted in sri lanka, where the president has appointed his predecessor and former rival mahinda rajapa ksa as the new prime minister. but the coalition‘s leader insists that he is still prime minister and says he still commands a majority in parliament. now on bbc news, it's time for the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. the budget‘s on monday — here's some advice for the chancellor from a mother who wants to go back to work. that's effectively £2 a day. so unfortunately, i wasn't able to take the job because it just didn't work. work didn't pay for us. from the many on benefits to the few, well, one actually. the pm's still here. but does she have a route map? it now seems to be a period for further negotiation, not being sure of where we are going. does the prime minister know where we are going? but theresa may's not the first conservative prime minister with revolting m

hatice cengiz told turkish media that president trump extended the invitation, but that she will onlyhe administration takes action on the case. cengiz also said no one from the saudi arabian government called her following khashoggi's death. (justine) a deep-sea expedition captures on camera sighting of a creepy underwater creature ... we'll tell you what disney character it's named after... when we come back. (jrstone) meet one of the local chefs being nominated for a prestigious award by his peers. that's next on dine and dish. (jrstone) restaurants are judged by diners at every meal...but these restaurants also compete against each other.(justine) tonight on dine and dish our vicki liviakis introduces us to a who's all fired up... to be in line for a saucy award. "this is going straight on the plate." he's a chef who doubles as a roof top gardener. this is alex hong back in the kitchen of sorrel in san francisco.snipping edible flowers to adorn a delictate white truffle dish he even has a pet name for. "white truffs." alex may wear a ballcap instead of a chefs hat, but he's a culi

hatice cengiz told turkish media that president trump invita tion, but that she will only go if the administration action on the case. u-s defense secretary james mattis says the united states does plan to hold people responsible.james mattis, u.s. defense secretarywe will maintain our twin imperatives, as stated by secretary of state pompeo of of protecting america and our interests and holding accountable those responsible for this murder. c-i-a director gina haspel has met with turkish officials regarding the investigation. u-s officials believe the mission could not have been carried out without the crown prince's authorization. (j.r.)the rapper drake is in oakland performing at oracle arena tonight. he was there last night as well but not everyone is happy with the well known star. he was schedueled to make a public appearance at san francisco city hall late last night after oracle..it's unclear today if drake even showed. he certainly did not rap or acknowledge anyone if he did. those who paid thousands of dollars for tables threw their drinks from the balconies at city hall as the event end

well, this was the first tv interview that hatice cengiz, jamal khashoggi's fiancee, has given, and itas she stood here some three weeks ago, over three weeks ago now, waiting forjamal khashoggi to come out of the saudi consulate after his appointment. she said she initially thought he was maybe being held inside the building. she went and shouted at the local staff inside, "where is he?" they said, "the working hours are finished, he must‘ve left." she said, "no, iwould have known if he had come out, he would have come out to see me, i've got his mobile phones." she said that she didn't believe that the us was sincere about trying to get to the bottom of the story, and so she would not accept the invitation by donald trump to go to the white house. she says she doesn't believe she could go to saudi arabia any more, even though jamal khashoggi's will states that he wants to be buried there in the saudi city of medina. so a lot of pressure still on the saudi authorities to come up with the truth as to what happened. president erdogan said today that he wants to know where the body is, w

this morning, jamal khashoggi's fiancee, hatice cengiz, tweeting, the heart aches, the eyes fill with tears and we're aggrieved by our separation from you, my darling jamal. truly tragic and they were due to get married the following day. so many questions left unanswered this morning. why did it take 18 days to give us any answers? where is his body? how credible is it that a 59-year-old man gets into some kind of brawl with a group of saudi officials and above all, in a kingdom where major decisions are taken by the ruling saudi royal family who ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi? eva. >> all right, thanks, ian. questions people still want answers to. >> exactly the right questions. >>> in other news, an alleged russian operative indicted on charges of meddling in u.s. elections including the midterm elections which are just over two weeks away. the fbi saying 44-year-old elena khusyaynova is part of an ongoing russian conspiracy to spread distrust towards american politics and to promote division. much of it done through social media posts. now, president trump responding to the

and we have direct from khashoggi's fiance, hatice cengiz, that she has had no news of him and she is yet to be contacted by saudi authorities. she said she is in a state of deep confusion and sadness and she added i have a strange feeling like i failed to look after something so dear. speaking in the halls of congress today, senator lindsey graham, who sits on the armed services committee, said that this could be a game changer. listen to what he said. >> never been more disturbed. if this happened, if this man was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul, that would cross every line of normality in the international community. if it did happen, there would be hell to pay. >> david kirkpatrick has been reporting on the story for "the new york times" and he is joining me now. david, welcome back to our program. we laid out some of the broad brushstrokes that we know, some of the new developments. just tell us what is your latest reporting? >> well, it's not for the squeamish. turkish government sources, government officials, have concluded that mr. khashoggi, jamal khashoggi, was k

document certifying his divorce from his ex—wife, so that he can marry his fiancee, this woman, hatice cengizm, and waited outside for 11 hours, but he never returned. as i mentioned before, yesterday she wrote this op ed in the washington post, the newspaper he worked for, calling for donald trump to intervene. today, he responded. he intervened. let's have a listen to what he said. we had a call in to his wife. his wife wrote us a letter and addressed it to my wife and myself. we are in contact with her now and we want to bring her to the white house. it is a very sad situation, a very bad situation and we want to get to the bottom of it. with donald trump inviting the fiancee, what impact will this have? kind of getting involved and calling questions as well. washington post saying us inteligence sources had itercepted inteligence sources had intercepted comms btween saudi officials discussign a possible plan to lure khashoggi to saudia arabia. barbara plett usher is my doing this for us, it is getting quite complicated but when donald trump gets involved, what impact do you think that wil

jamal khashoggi's fiancee hatice cengiz is the reason he went into the embassy.ompanied him to the saudi consulate in istanbul. she waited for him outside until after midnight, returning on wednesday morning. she tweeted saturday she would not believe anything until she receives official confirmation writing -- "jamal was not killed and i do not believe he was killed." the turkish officials say they see from closed circuit around, very busy area, around the consulate, they see he went in. they don't see him coming out. medea benjamin? certainly seems like he was killed inside the embassy. 15 people -- the consulate. 15 people came and. the turks know they flew in a flu out afterwards. they have footage of the 15 people. they have footage of the cars. they're going to be making statementsts very soon. we need to get the facts out but i think after all of these days, wewe can recognize that these saudi have e brought in a 15 5 o get t rid of a a credit, again,a mild critic. as mehdi hasan said, what does this mean to journalists? what does this mean to saudis who a

. >> woodruff: in london, khashoggi's fiancee, hatice cengiz, urged president trump and other world lead to prevent a cover-up. back in this country, the special counsel in the russia investigation, robert mueller, said today it has allegations a thoman was paid to accuse him of sexual misconduct. mueller's office saiclaims are false, and that it has referred the matter to the f.b.i. it gave no other details. in econoc news, growth across the euro-zone slowed in the third quarter to the weakest since 2014. today's report came as italy's economy struggles, and new emissions standards tting back germany's auto industry. the euro-zone enonmpasses 19 na and, on wall street,tocks rallied as strong earnings reports pushed aside felrs that had recent sell-offs. the dow jones industrial average gained 431 pointto close at 24,874. the nasdaq rose 111 points, and the s&p 500 added 41. still to come on the newshour: tracking a rise of anti-semitism in the united states. remembering the 11 people murdered in a synagogue. the president considers ending birthright citizenship guaranteed by the constit

meanwhile, khashoggi's fiancee, hatice cengiz, said she will not accept an invitation to visite the whuseil she thinks the u.s. is serious aboutim solving the there's word that russian president vladimir putin hasit been i to visit washington after the new year. national security advihn bolton announced it today, in the former soviet georgia. there was no word on whether putin will accep president trump held a summit with putin in finlan july. he also talked of inviting putin during the summer, but shelved the idea after heavy criticism. india warn today that air quality in new delhi has plummeted to the worst possible category officials said dangerous particulates in the air are more than six times what is considered safe. it is caused in part by seasonal burning by farmers. and, conditions are expected to worsen, as huge fireworks displays send more smoke into the air during a major hindu festival. and, back in this country, the ashes of matthew shepard have been interred in washington, 20 years after the gay college student was beaten, tied up and left to die, in laramie, wyoming. his

new footage showing hatice cengiz, seen on the left, spending the night waiting for her fiance, jamaloggi, to come out of the saudi consulate. he never did. these pictures have been released showing what was probably the very last moment they spent together. saudi arabia has been under diplomatic pressure to tell the truth about what happened in istanbul. now they say his murder was a huge and grave mistake. we are determined to uncover every stone, we are determined to find out all of the facts, and we are determined to punish those who are responsible for this murder. many governments are currently unconvinced by the saudis‘ explanations as to what happened. germany say they will not export arms to saudi arabia, while the current uncertainty over the fate of mr khashoggi persists. translation: there is an urgent need to clarify what happened. we are far from having this cleared up, and those responsible held to account. in a joint statement, the uk, france and germany have condemned the murder, saying... the turkish president has vowed to reveal within days the naked truth over the

new footage showing hatice cengiz, seen on the left, spending the night waiting for her fiancee, jamal, to come out of the saudi consulate. he never did. these pictures have been released showing what was probably the very last moment they spent together. saudi arabia has been under diplomatic pressure to tell the truth about what happened in istanbul. now they say his murder was a huge and grave mistake. we are determined to uncover every stone, we are determined to find out all of the facts, and we are determined to punish those who are responsible for this murder. many governments are currently unconvinced by the saudis‘ explanations as to what happened. germany say they will not export arms to saudi arabia, while the current uncertainty over the fate of mr khashoggi persists. translation: there is an urgent need to clarify what happened. we are far from having this cleared up, and those responsible held to account. in a joint statement, the uk, france and germany have condemned the murder, saying... the turkish president has vowed to reveal within days the naked truth over the deat

new footage showing hatice cengiz, seen on the left, spending the night waiting for her fiance, jamali consulate. he never did. these pictures have been released showing what was probably the very last moment they spent together. saudi arabia has been under diplomatic pressure to tell the truth about what happened in istanbul. now they say his murder was a huge and grave mistake. we are determined to uncover every stone, we are determined to find out all of the facts, and we are determined to punish those who are responsible for this murder. many governments are currently unconvinced by the saudis‘ explanations as to what happened. germany say they will not export arms to saudi arabia, while the current uncertainty over the fate of mr khashoggi persists. translation: there is an urgent need to clarify what happened. we are far from having this cleared up, and those responsible held to account. in a joint statement, the uk, france and germany have condemned the murder, saying... the turkish president has vowed to reveal within days the naked truth over the death of the washington postj