<richard roth/ cnn's senior u.n.orrespondent: "ambassador, can you give us two seconds to explain saudi arabia's view on the khashoggi matter? what happened to him, just for two seconds?"abdallah yahya al-mouallimi/ saudi arabia ambassador the un: "you know the view."richard roth/ cnn's senior u.n. correspondent: "what is the view?">(ken) khashoggi entered saudi khashoggi khashoggi entered saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul a little over a week ago and disappeared. a source familiar with the on-going investigation into the disappearance says turkish authorities have audio and visual evidence that shows khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. the source says turkey shared the evidence with several allies. next at 8 -- a disturbing incident no parent wants to see...and it's all caught on camera a teacher dragging a student with autism... we'll explain what lead up to it... after the break. and just ahead in sports, the raiders..rolling on with their business trip to london. derek carr...discusses

. >> richard roth is with us, who has covered the united nations for decades, literally. richard, so your read and what you're hearing in the halls there? >> i haven't hurt the speculation that preceded me, but it didn't take long after nikki haley was in office that a major security council diplomat who sat with her at the table said she's a politician, and you don't often hear that from u.n. diplomats. my sense would be as people start to get the news is they think that she's got her eye on bigger dreams than the u.n. ambassadorship. she had just completed a very busy one month as the president of the security council, where she demanded all of the meetings of the council be held in the open, in other words, before cameras. that's not the way it's normally done. it did produce a lot of shouting and yelling and tensions with russia, and some say the u.n. should be more open, but a lot of diplomats felt things are best discussed behind closed doors. yes, haley was the rock star, to use that overused term, of the u.n. and it will be interesting to see who might replace her,

<richard roth/ cnn's senior u.n. correspondent: "ambassador, can you give us two seconds to explain saudi arabia's view on the khashoggi matter? what happened to him, just for two seconds?"abdallah yahya al-mouallimi/ saudi arabia ambassador the un: "you know the view."richard roth/ cnn's senior u.n. correspondent: "what is the view?">(ken) khashoggi entered saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul a little over a week ago and disappeared. a source familiar with the on-going investigation into the disappearance says turkish authorities have audio and visual evidence that shows khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. the source says turkey shared the evidence with several allies. (ken)new tonight at ten: a woman called 9-1-1 on a black man babysitting two white children outside of atlanta. that 9-1-1 call has now been released. reporter less trent spoke with the children's parents. georgia authorities have released the 911 call placed by a woman who said she was concerned when she saw a black man baby

tumbles we are joined by professor of economics america's at the university of massachusetts ambers richard roth to discuss and will ask him what and when will the next for i could financial crisis occur some say it may be starting now and there's more big media news as a fresh streaming service is just been announced and newsweek the iconic magazine is involved in an alleged fraud veteran media consultant host of the big picture here at r.t. america online book helps us take a look at the details and later we look at artificial intelligence and machine learning with rachel weissman of rebellion research all that directly ahead but first we had some headlines. yesterday and today's market actions have plunged the dow jones industrial average one thousand points and intraday today the dow was down six hundred ninety nine points nasdaq hasn't been this low since may and is down ten percent which is considered correction territory and the s. and p. five hundred is having the worst month since august of twenty fifteen and the lowest quos yesterday since july sixth and the volatility index the vix wh

let's bring in attorneys richard roth and david bruno. surround bid two lawyers, help me.begin -- >> sharks are swimming. [laughter] david i want to start with you so kavanaugh replaces a conservative justice anthony kennedy on supreme court. what impact do you see justice kennedy having on high court justice cav ?a? >> kavanaugh is fifth republican, right, and let's -- it is really not that big of a change. kennedy was a swing vote but let's not forget the reagan appointee it is the next one that is the big one. we've all seen how this wents this time arranged. but in the end, this is 5-4 republicans. they do control the court. we'll see but the next one will have an a impact on dems for sure. >> many are concerned that progress made on various issues is now in question including democratic marilyn senator ben i'll get your response on the other side. >> we are very concerned about protecting the progress we've made on health care issues, on women's constitutional rights. on protecting the mueller investigation. so all of those issues we think are at risk. and it is going

richard roth. we have one at every stage of the case all the way through.o action could really be taken until the department of education made a decision. once they do that, we filed suit and we were all over. >> mr. cordray. >> $186 million is somewhere else and not in a state. the question was on public transit and all i heard you say is state has to play a role but you won't tell us what it is. i said specifically what i would do. we would put a package on the ballot to approve the infrastructure for times in the last 40 years. revolutionary for the first time we will support public transit as a part of that and get back in place. why is it important, because we need the investment in ohio. half the states have the investment that we don't. we need to get it i that in plae because the federal government that promised infrastructure will bring the funding. if we have to plan already in place now while the interest rates are low, which is a smart thing to do, there likely will be state and local match on the federal program. we will have our ducks in a row