mr. manning's money or completing the project. the company plans on gresolv this with mr. manning. do you buy it? >> no. that's the fourt time i heard that. >> reporter: and as for ryan, he agreed to share the story in opes maybe it has a positive outcome. >> this has the potential to be embarrassing in a different way, in public to a certain extent, that maybe you warning em, we do this, and you have an opportunity to fix it, right? makes them look like the good guys in the end. >> reporter: unfortunately, they have not fixed it. we asked michael if he'd like to comment on the status of ryan's comment, and acknowledged our mail, but did not provide a statement. tim plans to pursue criminal charges againsthe company in the way of contractor's fraud. it appears independent solar solutions is still in business. the contractors license is still active. we, of course, checked the west ndrginia attorney general's office, they have three complaints filed against them at this time. >> bonded or insured? in any way? >> we don't know. it's a wait and see. >> okay. susan, interesting. >> gre

mr man mr i've been i've been been. who is not really that much in power and so on but you could take revenge for what has happened to him in the in the ritz he was detained in that it and he was beaten and three today collect any common mortal would believe themselves to be above them or tells us so he has something changed to take so he may join wonder function to have a full scale confident confrontation i don't know how king solomon would manage that especially his now we know it is but don't misunderstand king solomon he is also a bloody tyrant like his and but he is now the incapacitated in old age and busy playing cards but not all that i said was that he has status in what is the case hasn't he stepped in quite convincingly to attempt damage control does that not say that he does still be in charge of this. we are. this is this is the old systems could or is that would have reduced our own doing is the head of the investigation is that this is the of this he is the one to that we've got putting their decrees in

crisis as i see it peter is for those in saudi arabia to say ok you know if the problem is mohammed mr man if he is responsible for the murder then we will do something about him i think clipping his wings is probably the next big thing in riyadh what's the difference for king solomon between reigning somebody in and sidelining them because if you keep them reindeer in if being reigned in is the status quo the sidelined. well look you know when it comes to. what the saudis do and how will they do it and when do they do it we've already gone through years and years and years especially in the western mind something about three thing the arabs with dignity and something about you know and all that sort of oriental history cavalry and i think clearly from what we've seen from a.o. smiling to the cameras while talking to ben solomon but then telling him some some serious stuff about having to do an investigation and basically telling him into his face about what the united states expects of a client of the united states in the middle east that's a different thing so i think when it comes to wh

century is that intel grew in this fight against iran that john bolton keeps talking about and how mr man has essentially demonstrated that he's willing to do anything that you would say you say to him as long as they allow him to continue in power i think this is why they've been desperate to protect him and desperate to save him i think pompei when he went to the he said to her that's a man give me a story i could work with give me something i can take back and show the international community that this is actually what happened and the proof of that in my opinion is the way that trump really suspicions over the fact with the turkey has recordings on what if you remember yesterday or the day before he said turkey hasn't shown us any recordings and i'd like to see them if they exist maybe they exist possibly they exist in other words trump decided not to put pressure on the saudis but to put pressure on the turks essentially saying to the turks well if you got all these recordings and you put all these pressures come out and put them on the table and i think this changing of the dynamic

the information coming out that they haven't found anything concrete so now the ball is in turkey mr man has said this is my narrative don't trip as indicated i'm ready to run with it now it's up to turkey to show either the narrative is true or if they can't show it's true they need to quickly come to some sort of deal some sort of arrangement in order to escape this political and economic isolation where i think the biggest were sort of go no go ahead. i was going to say i think the biggest tragedy that we're looking at case now is that turkey might have overplayed its hand and it might look for an exit card and this exit card would be a deal in which perhaps their investigation somehow falls in line with some of the narrative that the saudis have come out with and we'll see this issue slowly go to bed simply because there is a lack of evidence that definitively links. to this particular issue i do reiterate as i've said like numerous times in al-jazeera this issue for turkey u.s. and saudi arabia is not to do with human rights or freedom of the press or about jennifer shockey for turk

mr. manning's money ot completi project. the company plans on resolving this with mr. manning.that's the fourth time i heard that. >> reporter: ryan agreed to share his story in hopes maybe it will have a positive outcome. >> this has the potential to be ubbarrassing in a different way andc that maybe you warning them we're going to do his and you have an opportunity to fixit, right? makes them look like good guys in the end. >> reporter: unfortunately they haven'it fixed tim says he plans to pursue criminal charges against then company the way of contractor fraud. it appears independent solarlu ons is still in business. their contractors' licensest is l active. news 4 checked with the virginia attorney general's office and they have thrs complai filed against that company. >> susan hogan on that case. clay anderson with us now. seems like it would be a struggle for solar panels trying to find the sun. >> visibility is dropping in ndme areas we're looking at a canopy of lowds cl pick your poison, if warm you'll have humidity and it will keep the sun at baye so have the forecast

mr. manning's money or completing the project. the company plans on resolving this with mr.manning.uy do you it? >> no. that's the fourth time i've heard that. >> reporter: as f ryan, he agreed to share his story in hopes that maybe it will have a positsitive outcome. >> this has the potenti to be embarrassing and public that maybe you warning them they're going to it makes them look like good t guys in end. >> unfortunately they have not fixed . tim says he plans to pursue criminal charges against the company in the way of contractors fraud. it appears independent solar solutions is still in business. their contractors' license is still active. news 4 checked with the virginia attorney general's office and they have three complaints filed agait that company. >>> we have clay anderson with us. folks running inhe army 10 miler initially must have thought it's goingic to be a cool fall morning >> they're running and it's warm. if we couldet sunshine at least we'll have sun. we've got plenty of warmtht but too much sun. isw clouds bu

lemon and the preach every guy dyson who lives in my neighborhood i think, a rich white neighborhood, mr. manthe people. he has an obligation, kanye west, to take a position because he is black. do you think that is true? black people should be required to vote democrat? that is the position of your party. >> it's been a long time since kanye has had to split the buffet at k.f.c. with anybody. it's not a black-white thing. this is a class fing for kanye and he is making make -- this ia class thing and kaye is making money off the class debate. >> tucker: i'm not sure when he ate at k.f.c. but i'm saying that they are saying that kanye as a black man is betraying black people being nice to trump. is that true? >> i don't want to speak to african-americans across the country. i think he is wrong and misguided -- >> tucker: what? are you allowed as a black person to think differently from dyson? >> i think the president stood up and said -- >> tucker: not going to answer. >> five people on both sides of white supremacist march not supported by people who care about the race relations. >> tucker:

my man -- >> mr. president. president trump: say hello to your father. >> i will. you already got 2 supreme court justices through in your term. how many do you think you might get? president trump: a lot of theories on that. it could be three. under one theory, it could be 4 and some people could say 2 could happen. it could be anywhere from 1 or 2 additional. we will see. i hope everyone remains healthy. i'm very happy the way it is right now. we put a great man and i think going to be a great justice on the court. it is a guessing game. what is an honor is there have been many presidents that never had a choice and here i am, not even two years and we have two and they are confirmed in on the court. believe kanye west is coming to the white house. he has been a terrific guy, . he loves what we are doing for african-american, jobs, median income at an all-time high. poverty level at the best rate, meaning the lower rate and kanye is a smart guy and he sees that and also coming with him, he said, do you mind if i bring jim brown? he would be making a lot of money

they come with that that would be showing the brutal vision of the whole action and make you mad mr man in b.s. even more more more and more condemned so he's really i don't think people are looking in the wrong angle to the coming of the cia chief this woman is a trusted person first and one of the top. us here and also the foreign minister because these are his men their situation itself the cia is of course still here until forced to him for the time being so he sent here the sending here of what do i did not say he said that you contact the. twenty fifth something to what he did mission the contact the second day in which he sent these videos and these they caught that there are that i assure you that from the highest places in all different office and is that going continuously like so she is there we are going to interrupt you there because it's getting into the territory just just let me hit the pause button for a second i don't think there's anything to begin to if we get into the territory of you saying donald trump is lying and using either the state department or the cia has

arabia be dependent on the fact that saudi arabia must do some leadership change and that mohamed mr man needs to step down even the darling of the new york times and at one point at the promoter of mohammed mr mann and that is thomas friedman today wrote in the new york times that mohammed said listen man needs to go and that any other form in saudi arabia is not possible with this person in charge even though just a year ago of course he was selling him as the guru of all reform so the tables have changed in the media in the centers of power and more on saudi arabia's closest allies now the fact that tom pale the secretary of state of the united states asked mohammed bin sultan to n. vest to get mohammed bin solomon independently and transparently. it's a joke everyone knows it now and bashar our senior political analyst in london thank you it is around six thirty pm in istanbul turkey at the moment these the live pictures from outside the saudi consul general's residence in istanbul not far from the consulate which has already been searched we have seen teams going in. about ninety mi

moment mr the man is you know. he tries to do something that would be about this petition old this in which will be this if it's a. straight talking american rock icon your last has been showing his love for donald chunking talks in the oval office but west controversial comments and a so-called lack of respect haven't sat well with many across america. he's been a friend of mine for a long time it was so dark put his house in maybe you're like superman maybe superman or the superhero this guy we're going to discuss her. i love this guy right here yes. oh ok i'm doing this for everybody who's watching us or turn their volume down you can put back up against that one if you think you're going to come here was what happens when you grow don't read. and we have this now it's kanye west is hardly a political philosopher and i've always believed an entertainer should first entertain and keep their politics separate from their art. before the white house did you also then smoke it up a little bit in the bathroom when you

chester: i hope you realize you're a very lucky man, mr. spencer. that fall could have ended your life. >> bill: believe me, i'm humbled. >> dr. chester: i'll get the paperwork started. >> bill: heh. [ sighs ] >> justin: looks like you dodged another bullet. >> bill: tells me there's a reason i'm still here.

great man. mr. brooks: the reason i ask that question is because -- look around this room, we see 100 different immigrant stories. they are all different. scratching out a living in greece in your case, or in some ogrom infrom a p the case of a lot of my colleagues. but what everyone has in common is that they came from ambitious riffraff. that's the american experience. do we really want more of a merit-based system? or do we want people who are strivers? mr. dimon: you want a merit-based system, too. to,000 students come universities and then we make them go home. i think you agree with me, we should give them all a green card. that is sending brains overseas who want to stay here. you see people building r&d centers in vancouver and toronto for kids who were educated here, cap work here, so companies are putting research centers in toronto. i don't know why we would not grow up a little bit. sending brains overseas is a bad idea, just like corporate taxes, which was fixed. just like corporate tax

mr. johnson, a man from benicia contracted non-hodgkin's lymphoma and the judge will allow that verdict of liability and causation underneath it to stand. what does that mean? that means there are 8,000 or so cases around the country that are proceeding, and as a result of this, juries in future cases are going to know that in san francisco liability was found to be true, that the jury in this case found there was liability, a connection between monsanto in this product. there were 4,000 cases in the country before the verdict came out. that number has already doubled. this was a huge precedent to establish whether or not that verdict would stand. it does stand ending up whether or not dwayne johnson agrees to these terms. he has a few days to decide. we'll have more details on this order which we just received in the last 10 minutes. more coming up at 6:00. sam brock in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> both the oakland police chief and the mayor of oakland are demanding action tonight because of a question that appeared on an opd recruit application. changes are being made. >> report

mr. perry: certainly the climate is changing and it always has. jenelle: man-made? mr. perry: i think man has a part to play. there is co2 in the atmosphere. and the we do about it other nations that pollute much more than the united states? last year the u.s. had the greatest reduction in co2 emissions, so we're doing our part. the program my opponent is espousing -- it has been tried in australia. up, theics, co2 went deficit went up, and unemployment went up. we should say, how to does work for you and do we want to do this in america? the very u.n. plan my opponent talked about said it would raise fuel prices. gasoline for your car anywhere $50 a gallon on top of what you are already paying. we have to proceed carefully before we do that to our people in central pennsylvania and across the u.s. jenelle: you talked about progress made under the emissions controls of the obama administration. mr. scott: and other administrations. thatle: he worked toward and the current president has a role did that back, cutting the epa in many ways. i believe you voted for those. hav

mr. nixon is the one man who can't talk to the russians. if you think there is a chance of world peace without a president of the united states who can talk to russians, you are wrong. whether we like it or not, we have to learn to live with them. we have to have a contact. we are going to talk about the life of our people, the life of this world, how we preserve this life, have we enrich this life. how we make it better, last longer. everything bobby kennedy fought we fought for with equal vigor, not more, but with equal and sometimes earlier, and we are prepared to do it as long or longer. the whole emphasis in this campaign on major substantive issues will be urbanization. i am the one man who has been in a large city. i have worked with four years now with every mayor of every major city in the united states and have visited their cities. fellow whoking to a has being in more slums than all the talkers put together. slum kidsen with the and slum adults. we have been in these projects and back alleys. i feel it. all the vocational school

mr shelby this man. who stabenow. r sullivan mr tester mr down mr tillis i mr to me mr udall mr van hollen. mr warner is warren now mr white house mr wake or mr wide. mr young. with my friend the senator from montana senator deigns who is walking his daughter down the aisle in this afternoon if he were present and voting he would have voted aye i have voted no. the pair will not change the outcome of the vote i therefore withdraw my vote the senator has that right senators voting in the affirmative alexander. blunt bozeman burr capital cassidy collins corker corn and cotton crêpe cruz and c. ernst fisher flake gardner graham grassley hatch heller hovind hyde smith inhofe isaacson johnson kennedy kyle langford levy mansion mcconnell and paul purdue portman rich roberts rounds rubio sass scott shelby sullivan soon chillis to me with her young senators voting in the negative. baldwin bennett blumenthal booker brown can't carden casey coons cortez masto donnelly duckworth durbin feinstein jila brain and harris has heinrich

mr. perry: certainly the climate is changing and it always has. everyone has to agree with that. janelle: manade? mr. perry: i think man has a part to play. there is co2 in the atmosphere. what can we do about it and the question is is how? what should we do about it, and what should we do with all the other nations that pollute much more than the united states? last year the u.s. had the greatest reduction in co2 emissions, so we're doing our part. but the program that my opponent is espousing from the u.n. -- it has already been tried in australia. some metrics that go with that. co2 went up, the deficit went up, the costs went up, and unemployment went up. if we are going to do that, we should say, how did this work for you, and do we want to do this in america? by the way the very u.n. plan my , opponent talked about said it would raise fuel prices. gasoline for your car anywhere from $1 to $50 a gallon on top of what you are already paying. i think we have to proceed very carefully before we do that to our people in central pennsylvania and across the u.s. janelle: you talked about some

neigbours spoke of their shock at mr adams‘ death, describing him as a ‘a very nice, devout man'. sporting event, which was set up to inspire recovering soldiers and help them deal with traumas from combat — has seen more than 500 competitors from 18 nations take part. prince harry and meghan will be travelling onto new zealand as part of their 16—day commonwealth tour. 0ur royal correspondent, jonny dymond reports from sydney. joshua david smith. a week of competition and camaraderie comes to a close. today athletes from militaries around the world received medals with a royal touch. one of the british medallists this week was former lance corporal andy white. 0ur invictus games sydney 2018 medallists. .. dragged out of depression by what he calls the invictus spirit. because we're all ex—military and the things we've done, we're another family, we are the invictus family. we'll always look out for each other. there are sporting competitions that are bigger than invictus and there are sporting competitions that are richer than invictus but you'd be hard—pressed to find a competit

. >> this man is mr. eugene, the custodian at moody elementary.he takes it in stride. >> it's right in the back corner. >> and he asks a very important question. >> what kind of accident? >> am i going to need boots and gloves for this? >> and when he walks into the room? woo! they all wanted to show him some love. this video was posted to our facebook page by one of the parents of one of the students at the school, stephanie mcintyre, and these kids, because earlier this week it was national custodian day, they wanted to show their love to mr. eugene, as you can see, there's a lot of it for this guy. running up and down the aisles. high-fivin' them. >> none of them peed >> they have cards that they gave him. we have mr. eugene, welcome to the show! yay! [ applause ] >> how y'all doing? >> what went through your mind when you walked through that door and those kids had that cheer for you? >> oh, i totally lost it. i wasn't expecting that at all. i was expecting something worse. [ laughter ] >> what is it that you're doing at this school that makes

neigbours described their shock at mr adams' death, and described him as "a very nice guy" who was a "devout man million new homes in central england would damage the countryside forever. they'll be built around a new expressway linking 0xford, milton keynes, northampton and cambridge — in a scheme that has the backing of the transport secretary, chris grayling. our environment analyst, roger harrabin reports. in oxford and cambridge, pedestrians and cyclists reign supreme. the absence of cars helps both places attract some of the top brains in the world, but the government's infrastructure advisers say that to stay competitive, these cities need many more new homes and better connections with each other. the government is now planning a great arc of high—tech development encompassing milton keynes and northampton, as well as the two great university cities. a major road will be built from east to west. environmentalists say that will just generate more traffic, but the government is in favour. it is government policy to have this scheme. we see the development of that corridor for economic and

mr. lottery man was here yesterday he said they do it to protect their identity.onnell and bianna golodry golodryga. >>> investigators are studying 10 suspicious packages sent to critics of president trump. one was addressed to actor robert de niro found in lower manhattan. >> other bombs were sent to former president barack obama, former secretary of state hillary clinton, former cia director john brennan and two were sent to former vice president joe biden. none of the devices have exploded and nobody was hurt. the fbi sbcs the packages are linked and warn there is could be morn. >> president trump called acts or threats of political violence an attack on political democracy itself but he tweeted this morning that so-called fake news is causing anger in our society and said, quote, mainstream media must clean up its act. jeff pegues is outside the obama's home in washington with the latest on the investigation. jeff, good morning. >> as you can already see from the images from new york city, there's been a flurry of activity as investigators race to track down w

person that they have i think you should against holding office but does it all come down to one man mr rajapaksa i mean he was the leader of a government which has been accused of suppressing freedoms of the media and expression and many other things he is just one man in all of that do you think he will be making such a huge difference if he were to return. when his brother was also defense secretary he helped heal the military and then for the allegations of military by nations they were elegant they were there were allegations of buying used by missions but sites to work but on the military side part of that much of the rest of the time of assistance i'm not up has been appointed his brother what about that and so there is there is more. also the development of precedence it is it now made an international committee in two thousand and in a consensus decision to the evil act council to address the issues of accountability and and yet again she said have been found to be to be banned by a very un investigations so at this point again this is this government we have to do a bike becau

the country has been thrown into a constitutional crisis by mr rajapaksa's appointment. the manrime minister and will challenge his dismissal in court. while for mr rajapaksa this is something of a rise from the political ashes, it is not clear yet for how long. concern is growing about the fate of critically ill civilians, many of them children, who are trapped by the conflict in yemen. the united nations says dozens of children are dying every day, because the country's medical services are close to collapse. more than three years of civil war have led to the crisis — with the country divided beween houthi rebels backed by iran, and government forces supported by a saudi—led coalition, which includes the uk and the us. from sanaa, 0rla guerin reports. facing a long wait for what little help is available. yemen's health service is another casualty of years of conflict. half of the medical facilities here no longer function. mohammed was brought in in time. his cholera is being treated, but many never make it this far because their parents can't afford transport. for example, we

mr khashoggi is. you are also a harsh critic at time of the government including the crown prince mohammad bin salman, mbs. does it surprise you that a manshoggi, who had made a decision that he discussed on hardtalk not that long ago, to live in exile in washington, dc, does it surprise you that he felt confident enough to enter that consulate building which of course is, under international rules, saudi territory. as an activist, as an academic who has written a lot of books that offer a different narrative from the official saudi propaganda, i would never set foot in a saudi embassy, even if i wanted my passport to be renewed. since 2005, the saudis withdrew my nationality so i had no reason to go to the saudi embassy or the consulate. it is difficult to see how mr khashoggi believed he could be safe inside the saudi embassy. mr khashoggi is not a typical dissident or opposition figure. he spent all his career working from within the corridors of power inside saudi arabia. he was very very close to prince turki al faisal, the ex—director of intelligence in saudi arabia. he was the adviser in washington when the prince was an ambassado

. >> they call me rocket man and mr. incredible. >> really? you trying to give yourself a make name and making it stick by saying it on national television because it doesn't work like that. if you want to give yourself a nickname, be more subtle. take advice from the chinese stallion! you got to slip it in when people aren't paying attention. >> trevor: bait, you're the chinese stallion? >> yeah, that's what i keep hearing people saying these days, so i guess it's official. but more importantly, i don't know if i trust that robot vest. i see what's happening, first, the robot is like, hey, let me help you lift that. then the robot is, like, you know what? i can do that myself, take a break. the next thing you know, the robot has your job and is banging your wife, okay? ( laughter ) and that's also downsized. because not only is technology taking over our lives, it's about to make us look a lot stupider. >> swiss drone scientists are working on a wearable drone controller, basically a fancy jacket with a lot of sensors on it. you put it on and

people of authority in western capitals among the allies are saying look we know that muhammad mr the man give the order because no one else did is do this without muhammad but so months the permission and that's why i think and actually i've been saying that for the last couple of days clearly there isn't enough water in the persian gulf to wash away the bloodshed from the hands of those who murdered or those who give the order to murder and that may include the crown prince mohammed bin sultan thank you very much our senior political analysts are on bashara. now more than fifty people have died after a train plowed into a crowd in india's northern punjab state the accident happened on the outskirts of the state capital amritsar victims were standing on the railway track watching a fireworks display during a religious festival it's thought they did not hear the on coming train. rivendell saying is a local journalist he joins us on the phone from amritsar thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us first of all can you tell us anything more about the death toll and the number o

mr. nixon: without even knowing, and i didn't know because i read the panel earlier, i would know that is a newspaper man. a very good question. mr. murphy, as i am sure you will recognize, when i get questions as to who i will appoint to the cabinet, and many people already applied to my cabinet. i don't have to do it. >> [laughter] mr. nixon: as for the supreme court, it would be presumptuous for me to say that until i first win the election, which i hope to do. but i will indicate the kind of man i want, i think that would be fair. you can get an indication of who it might be. my view about what a judge on the supreme court should be does not relate to whether he is a liberal or a conservative. many people confuse what judges really have as a role. what i am concerned about when i look at a judge is also not whether he is a democrat or republican. the question is, what kind of lawyer is he first? and second, what is his attitude toward the constitution? now if i find a man, whether he is a democrat or republican, liberal or conservative, who recognizes it is the role of the court to interpret the law,

mr. kavanaugh was not arrested, but the police report stated that a 21-year-old man accused mr. kavanaugh of throwing ice on him for some unknown reason. a witness to the fight said that chris dudley, a yale basketball player who is friends with mr. kavanaugh then threw a glass that hit the 21-year-old man in the ear, according to the police report. the report said that the victim was bleeding from the right ear and was later treated at a local hospital. mr. dudley denied the allegation, according to the report, but for his part, speaking to the officers, mr. kavanaugh did not want to say if he threw the ice or not. the police report said. the police report referred to the altercation, which occurred at a ball called demery's as an assault. it did not say whether anyone was arrested, and there is no indication that charges were filed. "the times" also reporting tonight that chad luddington, who first described this incident said he has been in touch with the fbi. and the other thing worth noting about this story tonight, chris dudley, the kavanaugh friend and classmate who was a

this is going to be a turning point not only in man but mr nunn is going to be a turning point on the whole region and probably it could be almost like the assassination of count prince of of austria and of first first world war and that will bring huge consequences for one hundred percent man. a c.c. in egypt and will make. the saudi government in deep trouble in front of the west in front of its own people because my medicine man will not be able to get at this to get rid of this problem now the west knows all the details i would probably disagree slightly with david the west knows all the details they have their own information and intelligence and that's why the congress are adamant that jamal is killed and he has been dismembered and the order has been given from the hundred ms hellman i would not expect congress members to speak with this full confidence without having a clear cut clear picture of trump there on intelligence and that's why trump decided yesterday to not to share intelligence of measure with the congress now is going that far to bring troops to protect him hamad

blazoned on the side of the suspect‘s van, along with cross hairs over images of some of mr trump's critics. the manth a long criminal history including bomb threats. he is a registered republican and his own facebook posts see him attending trump rallies. oh yeah, donald trump, the next president of the united states. he now faces up to 48 years in prison. he once worked as a male stripper and also at a pizza restaurant where his manager said he was often racist. he had a lot of hatered. he was definitely not right in the head. over a dozen similar devices were sent in the post. the fbi said they were not hoaxes, they contain potentially explosive material. but none of them did blow up, and authorities say it unclear whether they functional bombs. andy moore, bbc news. police are searching a river in dartford in connection with the disappearance of a 46—year—old woman. sarah wellgreen, from new ash green in kent, was last seen on october the 9th. 0fficers also used a drone and searched drains as part of the murder investigation into the mother—of—five. the headlines on bbc news... lord hain says he

hear from saudi arabia right now that they don't know anything about what happened to mr because it would link this man directly to the crown prince and it would undercut any argument that this murder up alleged murder was you know committed by some kind of rogue elements without the saudi leadership knowing of that all right with the very latest from the investigation there thank you very much sports now and mexican boxer sal canelo alvarez has announced that he has signed a quote historic contract after agreeing to a three hundred sixty five million dollars deal to broadcast the sights on the streaming service does own the world middleweight champion has signed a five year old eleven fight deal that could be the most lucrative in sports history the twenty eight year old beat john r.t. to love him in september and one of the fights of the year that he was humbled to be selected for the contract. russian wakeboard or nikita marciano has performed the latest in a long line of stunts this time riding on and around icebergs in southwest greenland he said the high salt content made the water sticky and mea

susie was last seen injuly 1986 when she went to full and to meet a man known only as mr kipper.as never found. in 2002, police took the unusual step of naming john cannon has the main suspect. he has denied involvement and has never been charged. it is reported the property thatis charged. it is reported the property that is being searched by specialist officers from the metropolitan police is to belong to cannon‘s mother. there is no suggestion she is involved or that the current occu pa nts have a ny is involved or that the current occupants have any connection with the investigation. the parents set up the investigation. the parents set up the trust which support the victims of violence. they have both since died, but speaking two years ago, herfather said he had little hope of finding out what had happened to her. it is not something i know, but it would be good to know what happened. i still miss susie enormously. after three decades of questions, it is hoped this latest turn in the investigation could lead to some answers. your wit that the —— the briefing on bbc news. thi

in a statement the club said mr vichai was a great man, and they would pursue a vision for the club thatis legacy. our sports editor, dan roan, reports from outside the stadium in leicester. it's a city in shock. tributes and tears outside the king power stadium in leicester today as the club and its fans struggle to come to terms with last night's helicopter crash. just yards away, the burnt out wreckage as an investigation into the tragedy continues. club owner vichai srivaddhanaprabha one of five people on board. the thai billionaire had been at the ground to watch leicester city's draw against west ham united last night. an hour later, the moment his helicopter took off captured in the post—match coverage. as you can see, the owners are now heading off. just seconds later, this... the helicopter turning into a fireball. eyewitnesses say it spiralled out of control. oh, my god! the helicopter‘s just crashed next to the stadium. srivaddhanaprabha bought leicester city in 2010, leading it to unprecedented success. known as one of thailand's most astute tycoons, he made his vast fortune

mr. am a family man let's have a double bed a lot. less than i meant i am almost like that better better better better. but what. with her husband now in jail for drug dealing. now goes to the hunk of every day to share in her mother charity supplies the need to be out on a. world. all good well i'll wait game. and i would add. that's that they would rather be and i think. we judge them because you. would. use it as mother miley is now too old to carry on working as a cleaner she relies entirely on charitable donations including money to buy medication. today meat and vegetables arrived and she went to visit her grandchildren. she cooked and invited her other daughter phase and her son in law semi is the footballer to lunch. now you know as. sure you're right in the slightest right very very very they walk away this way and i my god my all. time i go and look at him from what i've seen with him. if you. did. it's. because the hunger was donated to the community under the islamic practices. it's administered by the ministry of in. that

mr. kavanaugh was hanging out with friends at bar and it appeared the police were called after man got into an argument with had to go to the hospital because he was bleeding from the right ear. it appears mr. kavanaugh didn't cause that incident but he at one point did throw ice on that man was part of the larger skirm they were in. it was a eyewitness who was involved and they all seemed to be part of his group of friends from yale. >> my understanding is they were staring at this man at bar thinking he might be one of the performers from ub40, a band at the time. the person got annoyed and that's how this began? >> that's what we know chad is another yale student at the time and eyewitness to this. the police report didn't make clear the back stories. kind of instigation we can tell from the police report with mr. kavanaugh throwing ice on this person. that led to somebody else hitting him with the glass. >> hitting the man at the bar and not mr. kavanaugh. >> correct. >> someone in kavanaugh's group allegedly hit this person with a glass. >> that's correct. >> the glass hit him in the r

but the rabbi of the synagogue where” people were shot dead has said mr trump is welcome. the maned of the killings, robert bowers, has made his first court appearance shackled to a wheelchair. eliza philippidis reports. in times of tragedy, the head of state is usually welcomed by those affected. but not this time. on sunday, members of an organisation for progressivejews penned an open letter to mr trump, calling saturday's shooting the direct culmination of the president's influence. it says, "for the past three years, your words and your policies "have emboldened a growing white nationalist movement." the letter calls for the president to stop targeting minorities. since sunday, thousands have signed it. they wrote exactly what i feel. that's exactly what i feel. i think he would cause more strife and ill feeling and sadness. we don't need him for his thoughts and good wishes. i agree with the letter. and even if he denounced it, i wouldn't believe him because he's a liar. the killing rampage has divided views in the americanjewish community with some saying president trump ha

he tells his counterpart from the 1988 campaign, this man mr.her who worked on the heart campaign tells him he did it. but raymond strother doesn't pass this information on himself for another couple of decades. >> right. i think it is important to recognize, this is all in the realm of contingent history. one of the reasons that raymond strother didn't tell his close friend, the person he worked for, gary hart, back in 1991 when the dying lee atwater spoke with him, he realized there wouldn't be any proof. atwater died soon after he talked with him. hart had moved on to other pursuits in life and he thought this might just cause him more pain than it might cause him any kind of relief. and so, until strother himself earlier this year thought that he was in mortal danger of cancer, he's now in remission, but he thought he was making his final meeting with hart earlier this year, and he told him what lee atwater told him back in 1991 before his death, that, in fact, atwater wanted to tell him that he, atwater, set up the monkey business cruise, t