when u.s. media are reporting that saudi arabia is a weighing whether to release a statement that was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly planned to say this was done without official sanction later the u.s. president commented on the media reports. and we were very very very rare with your team and they're all working together to figure out what happened and they want to know what happened also so a lot of people are working on it. and will be bound very much by that will see i read everything but nobody knows it's an official reports of are just the rules of the room reporting from you know yemen's president. sacked his prime minister been will face an investigation over the country's economic crisis the yemeni currency has plummeted in recent months sending thousands of people out protesting onto the streets and fuel prices have skyrocketed due to the ongoing conflict the largest armed group in syria's rebel held it led provinces yet to withdraw its fighter

shoghi was a vocal critic of the saudi regime rionda denies any involvement in his disappearance but u.s. media says the saudis are preparing to admit that he died during an interrogation at the consulate that went wrong. amid mounting international pressure to explain what happened u.s. secretary of state my from peo has arrived in riyadh to discuss casualties disappearance with saudi king solomon for its part the e.u. is calling for a transparent probe. we expect full clarity from investigations to be done by the saudi authorities together and in full cooperation with the turkish at all it is this saudi kingdom allowing turkish inspectors to search the consulate is a step forward in the investigation but it was only after they let in saudi officials earlier on monday as well as a team of cleaners armed with mops raising doubts about how much evidence is really left ok let's go straight to the saudi consulate in istanbul now where to search a was last seen joining us from there is our correspondent your yohan you know what can you tell us about the reports started to shirt she was possibly kil

new u.s. media reports say the saudis are considering releasing a statement saying quote shoji was killed when an unofficial interrogation went wrong the united nations human rights commission office meanwhile is calling for saudi arabia to waive the vin the vienna convention to allow the investigation to take place it prevents non diplomatic staff from entering embassies and consulates in view of the seriousness of the situation surrounding the disappearance of mystical shortly the high commissioner believes een viol ability or immunity of the relevant premises and officials distorted by treaties such as the one thousand nine hundred sixty three vienna convention on consular relations should be waived immediately. under international law both of force disappearance and an extrajudicial killing are very serious crimes and immunity should not be used to impede investigations into what happened and who was responsible two weeks is a very long time. worst flooding in southwest france for more than a hu

sales for this case but i think what people have underestimated is the role that the played in u.s. media and the importance that this person had because he was the go to person he was mr saudi arabia in the united states very difficult to understand and people went to him and so certainly he has a strong supporters in the u.s. media and in the public opinion do you know you're like it's always good to talk with you we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you the united nations is warning the twelve million people in yemen could soon be on the brink of starvation and children are paying the highest price. she's only eight years old and one of millions of victims of a war that seemingly unending. and issa has been taken to hospital in aden doctors say he waits is that of a two year old and they're not optimistic about her future. with what he see one fish only thing i have found here since we did four subsists and more likely to that decision and what led to that do you think daisy ten point one is an innocent fifteen. anissa and her mother are among the hundreds of thousands o

u.s. president commented on the media reports. and we're working very very very rare with your aide and they want him to get here to figure out what they want to know what happened also so a lot of people are working on it. and will be been very much i will say i read everything but nobody knows it's still a visual report so forth just the rulebook the reporting you know yemen's president rubber months are hard he has sucked as prime minister ahmed been dargo will face an investigation of the country's economic crisis the yemeni currencies fall in recent months sending thousands of people out onto the streets protesting a border crossing between syria and jordan is open for the first time in three years territory near the nasib crossing was recaptured from rebels by syrian government forces in july used to be a busy route for goods and people before it was closed room major battle of the civil war australia's prime minister has said he's open to relocating the australian embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem scott morrison

u.s. media. coming up a commercial lifeline for syria's government two border crossings opened and a third with iraq has to be approved. and the microsoft co-founder. welcome to the program a source from the turkish attorney general's office told our jazeera that they found evidence the missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul where turkish investigators finally got to spend hours in the building thirteen days after her disappearance well earlier a saudi team entered the compound in what's being billed as a joint investigation al-jazeera has learned that the results of the investigation will be announced in two to three days time u.s. media reports say saudi arabia is weighing up whether to release a statement that he was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly planned to say the operation was carried out without official clearance sounded me to. he says the kingdom will intervene those who are mentioned in

u.s. media. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the largest armed group in syria's in the province stays put in a buffer zone despite a deadline set by turkey and russia. and we report from the democratic republic of congo where these two million children face death from malnutrition. now a source from a turkish attorney general's office is so down to zero that they found evidence the missing saudi journalist come up was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish investigators finally got to spend hours inside the building thirteen days after kushal g.'s disappearance when earlier a saudi team and to the compound and what's being billed as a joint investigation al-jazeera the investigation results will be announced in around two to three days' time meanwhile u.s. media reports say saudi arabia is weighing up whether to release a statement that it was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly plan to say the opera

but a number of u.s. mediaources say the saudis are prpreparing a admit that khashoggi died during interrogation at the consulate that went wrong. pompeo will travel to turkey on wednesday. brent: for more on the international pressure facing saudi arabia tonight i am joined by an expert on the mideast. it is good to see you again. what should we make, in your opinion, of the saudi consul's sudden departure from turkey? daniel: certainly the consul enjoys diplomatic immunity but you do not know in which direction the general atmosphere of swing in turkey. willie have to provide information? it is also possible he was not involved in the plan. if it is really true this was a rogue hit team operation, then a very limited number of people were involved in thehe details.. but certainly something like this, it went wrong or if it was intendeded to kill khashoggi, whicisis not impossible, the top gogovernmentfficials, those in charge of security opeperationsn the country, notably the crown prince himself, notably wou

involvement in the journalist's disappearance despite growing international pressure but a number of u.s. media sources say the sides are preparing to admit that died during an interrogation at the consulate that went wrong pompei all will travel to turkey on wednesday. our from our correspondent dorian jones he is on the story for us tonight in istanbul good evening to you dorian let's start with the whereabouts of the syrian or the saudi rather console can we confirm that he has fled the country tonight and do we know what investigators are looking for inside his residence. well turkish media have confirmed he has left the country where he's actually fled or has just been recalled by riyadh it's still unclear but the. saudi consul is becoming the focal point of this investigation to sources linked to the investigation have again been briefing international media tonight and they've been directly linking the console to the death of me they say that the saudi journalist was beaten and interrogated in the. main office at the consulate in the president of the consul general and then he was subseq

this case but i think what people have underestimated is the role that shows you played in the u.s. media and the importance that this person had because he was the go to person he was mr saudi arabia in the united states very difficult to understand and people went to him and so certainly he has a strong supporters in the u.s. media and in the public opinion do you know you're like it's always good to talk with you we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you for you know a different case german journalist. and her husband face charges related to terrorism in turkey they were among tens of thousands of people detained after turkey's failed coup attempt back in two thousand and sixteen after spending seven months in a turkish prison michel martelly was allowed to return to germany but her husband was no today the court had a change of heart and lifted his travel ban to. michelle a tolu was relieved following the court proceeding the judge lifted the travel ban that prevented her husband from leaving the country she had come to turkey to advocate for him now the couple can trave

saudi arabia about the missing dissident journalist jamal khashoggi the visit comes as unconfirmed u.s. media reports suggest that saudi arabia may be about to say that he was killed. in turkey during an investor in interrogation that went wrong to his official search the building for eight hours on monday. u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe travel to riyadh for crisis talks with king solomon and other sound of the leaders of the kingdom faces mounting pressure to explain the fate of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi who was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul two weeks ago turkish officials believe he was murdered and dismembered by his. turkish investigators were allowed to search the building on monday but only after saudi officials and a team of cleaners armed with mops had been let in. turkey's or president wretch of type air to one said police were examining different types of evidence. you cannot believe my hope is that we can reach conclusions that will give us a reasonable opinion as soon as possible because the investigation is looking into many things such as

difficult to understand and people went to him and so certainly he has strong supporters in the u.s. media and in the public opinion do you know you're like it's always good to talk with you we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you the united nations says the number of people in yemen on the brink of famine could soon rise to twelve million now that is forty percent forty percent of the population the ongoing conflict means that millions need emergency food just to survive but for many it's already too late. she's only eight years old and one of millions of victims of a war that seemingly unending. and is a has been taken to hospital in aden doctors say he waits is that of the two year old and they're not optimistic about her future. would hold what is the one question. i have found yet since we did first subsists and more likely today this and would like it to that she is that i think asian ten point one as soon as the fifteenth. anissa and her mother are among the hundreds of thousands of civilians who fled the fighting around the city of her data just a few days ago at le

u.s. media. also the largest group in syria's province. put in a buffer zone despite of withdrawal deadline set by turkey and russia. predictions of a race of superhumans on the colonization of foreign planets seven months after its death stephen hawking makes waves with the release of his final fall. into the news are a source from the turkish attorney general's office has told al jazeera that they found evidence that missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish investigators were finally allowed into the building thirteen days after cheez disappearance earlier a saudi team into the compound in what's being billed as a joint investigation u.s. media reports say saudi arabia is weighing whether to release a statement that he was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly plan to sell the operation was carried out without official clearance saudi media say the kingdom will interview those who were mention. d

and the u.s. media are reporting riyadh is considering releasing a statement saying he was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly planned to say this was done without official clearance. demonstrations have been held around australia against the housing of refugees in government funded prison camps several cities people have been gathering to demand the government resettle refugees currently on the pacific islands of now rule and mannus andrew thomas has more from canberra. most of the people being held on are a man a silent amelle been there for more than five years and people here say that it's seriously damaging their physical and mental health doctors without borders this week said that seventy eight people over the last year have been treated for self harm or attempted suicide that organization was kicked off the road in the last week the united nations high commissioner for refugees said this week that the camps should be closed the head of the red cross organ

and a special operation by the crown prince u.s. media reports riyadh planned attention of the saudi journalist who disappeared in turkey ten days ago and that american intelligence was aware of the threats. it's nine o'clock and you're watching international live with mina dirac you welcome to the program. briefing earlier this week revealed how the internet giant and others like facebook and twitter are increasingly policing which content stays online and what doesn't and it seems they're wasting little time facebook has shut down hundreds of accounts and pages it accuses of being misleading than hawkins' reports. trolls talking fake news. the finding american democracy from foreign meddling social media join this for months what is facebook doing to prevent foreign actors from interfering in u.s. election. promise to protection for consumers across the our. ecosystem have you heard of total information awareness i'm talking about. by removing spammers this is nothing more censorship trying to. previously facebook has also blocked accou

u.s. u.k. media now to some degree of course with congestion killing in respect of him being a very famous and prominent western journalist that is now being used increasingly of course in the u.s. media only in the u.k. media only last few weeks as now a weapon to beat saudi arabia with but of course it's very late in the day for three years this war has been raging and these weapons have been used in this in more way in this illegal way and yet britain america absolutely continue to supply them in fact the supplies are increasing ok charles look we're going to have to leave it there we've run out of time but so good to talk to you tonight i shall shew bridge security analyst and former u.k. army officer thank you. now we turn trying to keep his billion dollar deals with the saudis afloat in line with his american first mantra murder gas they have takes a look at his foreign policy agenda. donald trump can be called any number of things bad it all depends on which side you're on interesting lee enou

reporter: u.s. media including the new york times reporting that riyadh is preparing to admit that he was accidentally killed in the consulate during interrogation gone wrong. the explanation, expected to blame a saudi intelligence official for a botched operation to possibly bring the journalist back to saudi arabia, which would shield the king from the killing. qualifying the explanation, some critics, as s ridiculous.. largely dismissed among contemporaries as a conveniently self-serving means to protect riyadh from growing international fallout. >> a lighter note. today is world bread day. in france, it is loved. a closer look at the world-famous baguette. >> it might seem like a cliche. 6 billion of them are baked in france each year. it is estimated each person eats half a day. what makes a good baguette? >> that needs healthy ingredients. all-natural. heavy, not debate. mass-produced are too they. -- big. >> we are following a baker into his lap. b. he shows the difference between the white flour.

the u.s. media are reporting riyadh is considering releasing a statement saying he was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly plan to say this was done without official clearance. james dorsey is a senior fellow at the s. rajaratnam school of international studies he joins us live via skype from singapore good to have you with us so first of all is a deal coming together between the u.s. saudi arabia and turkey and how to resolve this i think what we're seeing here is a recognition of the fact that your mouth of the cape which was and was killed in the snowy consulate in istanbul and trying to come to grips with that in the way that allows the particularly the crown prince of saudi arabia to say faced the same tired it bulging that the turks have done what they should be doing in a case like this but even in that scenario. is there a way for mohammed bin sound man the saudi crown prince to save face as you said surely this would impact him or his power or influe

shoji was a vocal critic of the saudi regime riyadh denies any involvement in his disappearance but u.s. media says the saudis are preparing to admit that he died during an interrogation of the consulate that went wrong amid mounting international pressure to explain what happened u.s. secretary of state might come peo travel to riyadh to discuss kushal g.'s disappearance with saudi king solomon for its part the e.u. is calling for a transparent probe. expect to clarity from investigations to be done by the sodium chloride is together at in full cooperation with the turkish not only does the saudi kingdom allowing turkish inspectors to search the consulate is a step forward in the investigation but it was only after they let in saudi officials earlier on monday as well as a team of cleaners armed with mops on the left where kushal she was last seen or could see you what can you tell us about the reports that she was possibly killed during an interrogation. when of course we are following these u.s. media reports very closely but we can't confirm them yet from here where we are in turkey we are

this special operation by the crown prince u.s. media reports that riyadh planned the detonation of the saudi journalist. excuse me the saudi journalist who disappeared in turkey last week and that america intelligence was aware of the threat. broadcasting. this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. now a google briefing earlier this week revealed how the internet giant and others like facebook and twitter are increasingly policing which content stays online and which doesn't and it seems that they are wasting little time facebook has shut down hundreds of accounts and pages it accuses of being misleading artie's daniel hearkens reports fighting russian bots and trolls tackling fake news defending american democracy from foreign meddling social media giants have been at this for months but what is facebook doing to prevent foreign actors from interfering in u.s. election do you think we need consistent privacy protections for consumers across the entire. ecosystem have you heard of total information awa

dissidents saudi journalist she was killed in its consulate in turkey these unconfirmed reports in u.s. media indicate saudi officials killed khashoggi during an investigation that apparently went wrong u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has landed in riyadh to discuss the case with the saudi leadership earlier turkish officials searched the consulate. after a long night of searching for clues on how jamal khashoggi vanished turkish police left the saudi consulate in istanbul they took evidence with them including soil having been given access to the building for the first time. because shock she was last seen walking into that same door nearly two weeks earlier turkish officials believe he was murdered and dismembered by a hit team. living in self-imposed exile in the u.s. she was a vocal critic of the saudi regime. riyadh denies any involvement in the journalist's disappearance. but u.s. broadcasts to c.n.n. is reporting that the saudis are preparing to admit that because shock she died during an interrogation at the consulate that went wrong. that's amid mounting international pressure

the u.s. media reports say the saudis are considering publicly admitting a cultural jew was killed when an unofficial interrogation went along. and it's a year to the day since a massive bomb blast in malta blew up a journalist there daphne. was investigating corruption in business is the police and the government of families demanding a public inquiry to find out who ordered her death we're going to interrupt this will come back to you later let's take you now to encourage where the turkish foreign minister. is speaking let's listen in to what he has to say. it to them. resolving the issues well this is this is. known as a long standing issue we need to. prove this in the united nations of course we can have. an official meetings with the cypriots to create a scene in cyprus that does not mean we recognize their government that does not mean we actually. i accepted. that cypriot government as a country as a state you know. we can have as i said. you know official meetings and they have actually res

well we're of course following these u.s. media reports very closely but can't confirm them from here in turkey we're still waiting for more facts to emerge from the official investigation a team of turkish and saudi crime scene investigators basically spent the whole night in that very building right behind me the saudi consulate here in istanbul they reportedly left in the early morning after nine hours of work and we were able to speak to one source familiar with the investigation and that source told us that someone clearly try to obstruct evidence at the crime scene but investigators were still able to find and i quote concrete evidence suggesting that jamal khashoggi was indeed a murder that inside that building now he did not commend on the kind of evidence that was found and said further tests need to be done but we know the turkish investigators have been looking for d.n.a. samples for blood traces to further support the claim that this is not just a crime scene but possibly really the scene of a brutal murder and somethin

president on her findings after spending two days in turkey u.s. media say has full heard a recording of a show g.'s killing inside the consulate meanwhile a vigil has been held for a short g outside the saudi consulate in istanbul friends and colleagues are demanding answers to his killing. on this occasion and from this place where the spirit of german help has been lost we clearly state that we do not and will not accept compromises in the case of his murder and that we will not keep silent on any attempt to evade any criminal or criminal from accountability and punishment. we would follow only did the means to achieve full justice food demand well just right for joins me live now from outside the saudi consulate in istanbul and so a tell us a little bit more about the vigil and just overall what it's looking like for the investigation right now. yeah this visual not only being held in istanbul but having spoken to some of the people involved in it here they're saying that there are similar vigils happening simultaneously in london new york and paris

suspicious package if it was sent and received by the white house that was earlier reported by u.s. mediahere and now other media are quoting unnamed sources saying that's not the case so we'll stay on on this and in new york at the time one of building has been evacuated due to a suspicious package and device there which triggered the new york police department to send reparatory action forces and a bomb squad to the building this is still ongoing right this is a ongoing as we speak and we're showing pictures actually from new york outside the time warner building where c.n.n. is headquartered in new york seven are all these a siddons related linked. well with an untrained eye and i'm definitely an untrained eye compared to the experts the people who are now investigating this. it looks like they're linked and. the first indications that they have linked is of course that authorities came out and said ok the package or the device we found at the source compound and what has been sent to to hillary clinton this is connected it's hard to imagine that what was sent. to the obama's is not co

settlement to syria's seven year civil war also in the show multiple fatalities at a synagogue in the u.s. media say a gunman has killed several people at a jewish house of worship in the city of pittsburgh police officers are among those who've been shot a suspect is being held in custody and we'll go live to our correspondent. welcome to the program turkish president. and other world leaders have called for a syrian led and syrian owned political process to bring peace to the water nation the call comes at the conclusion of a four nation summit held in istanbul the leaders of turkey germany france and russia met to find a political solution to syria's devastating seven yes civil war they've called for a constitutional committee to be set up in the country by the end of the year and for the united nations to play an active role. for more we're now joined by correspondent emily show in who is in moscow so emily what russia's expectations getting into this summit and do you think they've been fooled well russia very much downplayed expectations going into this summit meeting the kremlin spokesper

discuss the fate of missing journalist jamal khashoggi with saudi leaders this comes amid unconfirmed u.s. media reports suggesting that saudi arabia may be preparing to admit that kashyap she was killed in a botched interrogation at their consulate in turkey. the head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde has now pushed her trip to attend an international investment conference in south.

statement that she was killed in error during an interrogation that went wrong that's according to u.s. media. also a commercial lifeline for syria's assad government two border crossings opened on the third with iraq is to be approved soon. and predictions of a race of superhumans and the colonization of foreign planets seven months after his death stephen hawking makes waves with the release of his final full. welcome to the news our souls from the turkish attorney general's office has told al jazeera that they found evidence that missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish investigators finally got to spend hours in the building thirteen days after the show she's disappearance earlier a saudi team entered the compound in what's being billed as a joint investigation al-jazeera has learned that the investigation results will be announced in two to three days u.s. media reports say saudi arabia is weighing whether to release a statement that shows she was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly p

well you know if we actually just recently had some breaking news according to u.s. media reports police have actually made an arrest one man who has been arrested and we don't know much more than that as this investigation is open and ongoing but the packages that were sent out the new york police department had a press conference just a few moments ago saying that the packages that were sent today were consistent with the ones that we saw being sent out in previous days that been sent to other high profile democratic political figures around the country so all of these packages are rather small they're about six inches that's fifteen centimeters long and apparently according to the x. rays that the f.b.i. took contain. triggering device powder and broken glass stuffed into p.v.c. pipes these things are so small that while it could kill or injure you if it was right in front of you and it went off they are not large enough to bring down an entire building or block or anything nearly that big that so the f.b.i. said that they are taking this seriously that they are assumin

involvement in the journalist's disappearance despite growing international pressure but a number of u.s. media sources say the saudis are preparing to admit that khashoggi died during an interrogation at the consulate that went wrong. we'll travel to turkey on wednesday . our correspondent dorian jones he is on the story for us tonight in istanbul good evening to you dorian let's start with the whereabouts of the syrian or the saudi rather consul can we confirm that he has fled the country tonight and do we know what investigators are looking for inside his residence. media have confirmed that he has left the country where he's actually fled or has just been recalled by riyadh it's still unclear. to the death of. they say that the saudi journalist was beaten and interrogated in the. main office at the consulate in the presence of the consul general and then he was subsequently murdered and his body then with dismembered in the in the office of the consul general in itself and these forces coming from turkish sources that say they have to back their claims old of has to be said this is an anony

vehicles riyadh has been denying any involvement in the journalist disappearance but a number of u.s. media sources say the saudis are preparing to admit that because she died during an interrogation at the consulate that went wrong. hong joins us from. istanbul she told us about his sudden departure. well yes phil it suddenly got very crowded here in front of the residence of the saudi consul this is the latest development in this story that is getting more confusing more crazy as many would say a by the day so the saudi consul. o.b.d. reportedly left his residence and went on a plane to the kingdom of saudi arabia all of this happened just hours before his home his residence was expected to be searched by police by investigators so now as we see at the very moment the first investigators have apparently arrived i hope you can see what i'm talking about there at the entrance so a lot of media attention right now over there and the fact that the consul is not here anymore is of course raising many questions for example did he escape why did he do so is he simply afraid of what investigators

u.s. president commented on the media reports. and we were very very very rare with your team and they all work together to figure out what happened and they want to know what happened also so a lot of people are working on it. and we'll be back and very much i will say i read everything but nobody knows it's an official report so far it's just the rule of the room reporting from you know yemen's president under another woman sort had the has sent the prime minister and been ill face an investigation over the country's economic crisis the yemeni currency has plummeted in recent months sending thousands of people out protesting onto the streets food and fuel prices have skyrocketed due to the ongoing conflict the largest armed group in syria's rebel held it led provinces yet to withdraw its fighters from a buffer zone despite a monday deadline set by turkey and russia that he shan't has not previously said whether it accepts the terms of an agreement signed last month the deal such a deadline of monday for rebel groups to withdraw

close ties to saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon the pictures show him at the saudi consulate u.s. media have also published photos linking subjects subjects suspects in the case to the crown prince if confirmed this would contradict riyadh's denial of involvement . so let's get the latest from d.w. correspondent to dorian jones in istanbul tell us more than about these apparent legs between this disappearance and the saudi royal family. yes this individual is very closely linked to crown prince mohammed bin ali been solomon he's part of his security detail a senior member of the security detail in fact there's been many photographs but a group to train him very close to the crown prince and according to the local media report he will see the ringleader the man in charge of this alleged fifteen member saudi hit team that arrived the same day that she disappeared and he is linked to this journalist disappearance this also comes as a new report saying that the investigation is moving beyond searching the diplomatic missions in the stamboul to forest sources close to istanbul and the seasid

saudi mounts several u.s. media organizations and business leaders have pulled out of a major investment conference in riyadh what was dubbed devil's in the desert is supposed to promote saudi crown prince mohammed bin reform vision for the kingdom. the financial times bloomberg c.n.n. new york times.

settlement of syria seven yes civil war also in the show multiple fatalities as a synagogue in the u.s. media say a gunman has killed several people at a jew.

vanished ten days ago after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul and hasn't been seen since u.s. media says washington has come into possession of intelligence that a special operation was ordered by the saudi crown prince saudi arabia denies any involvement earlier i discussed this with my colleague jacqueline. looks like the u.s. may have been aware of an imminent threat to the journalist well initially the trumpet ministration was rather slow in responding to the disappearance and this really may indicate why earlier in the week reports surface that the u.s. had intercepts of saudi officials discussing a plot to lure him back to saudi arabia and detained him there now he's of course been living in the u.s. for about a year now at this point and he writes for the washington post he's a journalist and a lot of his articles are rather critical of the saudi government now it's unclear when the u.s. may have intercepted this intelligence and if they may have acted on it but it does raise quite a few questions not least of which being whether or not they had a responsibility to warn the j

stumble president donald trump later commented on u.s. media reports that saudi officials might say was killed during an unauthorized interrogation and we're working very hard with the radio which are and they want. to figure out what happened and they want to know what happened also so a lot of people are working on it. and. very much will say i read everything but nobody knows it's an official report so far it's just the rulebook the reporting from you know a border crossing between syria and jordan is open for the first time in three years terror train near the crossing was recaptured from rebels by syrian government forces in july nasib used to be a busy route for goods and people before it was closed during a major battle of the civil war the world health organization has called an emergency meeting on wednesday to discuss the bona outbreak in the democratic republic of the congo twenty four people have died after contracting the virus in the last week more than one hundred thirty people have died from boehner since an outbreak began in th

you know there was something that most americans found out about was reported in u.s. media i think a big part of the reason there has been more outrage in the west is that the saudi war in yemen hasn't been largely reported in the u.s. once been reported it been intermittent and the u.s. role has not been fully reported in the united states it's been covered up. by the united states government and substantially by the us media but nonetheless outraged about the war and famine in yemen led by saudi arabia backed by the us is in. creasing and then of course this event. the killing of the journalist was so blatant so brutal so crude so not just you know it was premeditated it involves torture this guy somebody who is a washington post columnist who is known to members of congress and members of the elite in washington does some number of things about it made it extremely difficult for people in the elite in washington to ignore it to their credit you know this is become like the drop that overflow the cops and the washington post has finally you know really crusaded on this an

consider issuing a statement that he was killed during an interrogation gone wrong that's according to u.s. media. hello on down jordan this is obviously a lawyer from also coming up a commercial lifeline for syria's assad government two border crossings opened and a third with iraq has to be approved soon.

statement a short she was killed in iraq during an interrogation gone wrong that's according to u.s. media.

deal with the usa as it threatens china with tariffs and iran with war all this means the u.s. media that appears to be at war with trump over everything from russia to alleged sex crimes and all this when you're a liberal i.m.f. was christine legarde today makes veiled threats against trump trade policy joining me now to discuss it is a former clinton administration official laura schwartz in person in part it's great to be in studio thanks for coming to the studios are obama presumably your old boss clinton were against bricks it or prospect you think britain has of getting a trade deal with trump well right now trump has put forward a trade deal just this week with mexico and canada so we got north america taken care. of south korea that set up japan's coming to the table but we have yet to hear any announcement of great britain and last week at the u.n. general assembly theresa may sat down with the president they were to talk trade in a few other things but there was absolutely no readout in the united states after that there's no big press around it obviously it's something tha

was asked by journalists about the u.s. media reports and he replied that turkey turkey's all sora t's a had not been offered any confession by the saudis let me quote him here he says we have no such information and he also added consulates aren't places to hold interrogation so no confirmation for these reports yet here from turkey we are of course waiting here in front of the saudi consulate for more evidence more facts to emerge from the official investigation it has been confirmed now that there is going to be as a second surge in the saudi consulate any time soon investigators are also waiting for access to the saudi consuls residence the first search actually last that as you mentioned eight to nine hours and we have been speaking to a source familiar with the investigation and this souls told us that they have been collecting samples you know from the walls from the garden soil they have been inspecting the roof even according to their assessments somebody clearly had try to obscure evidence at the crime scene still they

that we now bring you some breaking news u.s. media are reporting that nikki haley the united states ambassador to the united nations is to resign from her post healey has been the u.s. ambassador since january two thousand and seventeen she has yet to comment on the reports of her resignation but she's set to meet with president dollars from at the white house shortly that meeting is expected to be open to the press. for more let's draw in our washington correspondent my our shrader maya this news comes as a surprise do we know why and why and how. it's definitely a surprise and the short answer is no we don't know why and why now this is really seems like shocked everyone in the administration it kind of harkens back to the the old days at the beginning of the trumpet ministration when it seemed like there was a person resigning every minute this really there was no lead up to this there was no open leaks reported strife between haley and the president although she is known as more of a moderate republican with in the cabinets and sh