states said he will not have further punish saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi donald trump said the economic advantages of good relations with the kingdom outweighed all other considerations several services have challenge to his stance saying that the u.s. should not lose its moral voice over this issue. meanwhile president trump has accused the federal judge of political bias after he temporarily blocked his attempt to limit asylum claims for people and when the country illegally was to trump issued the proclamation another this month as thousands of central american migrants made their way through mexico towards the u.s. border now around three thousand migrants are waiting in the mexican city of tijuana to apply for asylum in the u.s. . to horner's downtown is squeaky clean its main street is lined with bars restaurants and shops. and it's sports the unavoidable local absurdity which serves as a tourist attraction. these are the images the city of tijuana wants the world to see in these days more than ever. the reality is a very different want to is sheltering almost th

the new york times continues the story of what happened to jamal khashoggi. donald trumps defence of the saudi prince. the new york times not a fan of the president, it has to be said. this is an ongoing scenario and the relationship between the us and saudi arabia is making it ethical tfor president trump. this goes to waste. you could say donald trump is just waiting for the details to be confirmed by his intelligence agency but, on the other hand, you could see some of the quotes he gave on fox news, a newsagency that he doesn't like, where he has almost dismissed a lot of the investigation and a lot of the details from his intelligence agencies. a key recording and his line is that he is not supposed to listen to it because it is not particularly nice to listen to. it isa particularly nice to listen to. it is a difficult story which goes along way with the thais. your kids have happy meals? they do. mine do, not too regularly. the state in quebec is trying to sioux donald is, it sounds like a david and goliath story. in canada, he says they are breaching the law. we h

has said that he will not further punish saudi arabia and then murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi donald trump said the economic advantages of good relations with the kingdom outweighed all other considerations as several senators meanwhile have challenge the president's stance saying that the u.s. should not lose its moral voice over the issue. now to germany where a chance i'm going marco has addressed parliament for the first time since announcing that she will not be seeking reelection the annual budget debate is usually a lively session and this time was no different responding to attacks from the opposition the chancellor gave a forceful defense over economic record and current policies. it was chancellor angela merkel's first parliamentary speech since announcing she would step down as party leader and she was unusually passionate she vigorously defended the un migration pact saying acting internationally was the only way to solve global problems. that soon it's in our national interests to prove the conditions for both refugees on the one hand and employment migration on the other. thi

is again going against his own intelligence agency over the death of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi donald trump says a cia assessment does not conclude that crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the mud. this is a turkish newspaper says the cia might have a recording of the crown prince ordering that be silenced the exile journalist was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul last month according to the newspaper the cia is understood to have a recording of the crown prince telling his brother the saudi ambassador to washington that shows he must be silenced as soon as possible was speaking in florida trump continued to deflect blame from the saudi crown prince. i hate the koran i hate words i hate the cover up. the crown prince. more of our do vehemently deny. any points of both ways. but i will say strongly that it's a very important bellows. joins us live now from washington and so allan why is president from continuing to contradict the cia on the. one and the strictest interpretation is not actually contradicting the cia when he says the cia didn't come up with the conclusion that'

cia now reportedly believes the saudi crown prince ordered the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. but donald trumpdenials. the president said the prince had called him at least five times to say he wasn't involved. the cia doesn't agree. amid reports the mueller probe is wrapping up, mr trump says he is now unlikely to sit down for an interview with the special counsel. also on the programme... what happened to the tory rebellion? the eurosceptics are struggling to find the numbers to force a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. and have you noticed how effective the finns are at preventing wildfires? it must be all that raking.

in the case of who ordered the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, donald trump appears to trust the word of an autocratic ruler — even though his own intelligence service reportedly disagrees. in an interview with fox news yesterday, mr trump was asked whether he believed the cia's reported conclusion that mohamed bin salman, the saudi crown prince, ordered the killing. here's the president's reply. he told me he had nothing to do with it. he told me that, i would say, maybe five times at different points, as recently as a few days ago. do you just live with it because you need him? well, will anybody really know? but at the same time we do have an ally and i want to stick with an ally that in many ways has been very good. those comments come as saudi arabia's king salman bin abdulaziz addressed the kingdom's shura council today. in the speech, he lauded his country's judiciary and public prosecution for "carrying out their duty in the service of justice". but, tellingly, the king made no mention of the jamal khashoggi case. our chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, ha

president appears to be at odds with his own intelligence agency over the death of jamal khashoggi donald trump says that a cia assessment does not conclude the crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered the schappert chancy explains are you celebrating it wherever you are at the u.s. president has just completed a call to troops to wish them a happy thanksgiving and have broken with protocol by asking service members to comment on political and logistical matters in front of the gathered press then he eagerly fielded questions on a range of topics from reporters the cia's assessment of the crown prince of saudi arabia ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi soon cropped up. i don't want to talk about it you have to say that the president insisted that the cia had not reached any conclusion about the crown prince's responsibility for the murder and once again insisted that the cia had not reached in any configuration as a last time around prince's responsibility home for the murder. charge to be vastly inflated i think is the amount of the saudi contribution for us and the king whether he did or

jamal khashoggi the journalist the u.s. alliance with saudi arabia both economic and military will continue just. so you understand about make america great again it's about america first we're going to say it was saudi arabia donald trump has not been willing to admit that saudi arabia may have had a role in the actual killing of jamal khashoggi however donald trump has been emphasizing all throughout this process that he indeed intends to maintain the relationship between the two countries especially trade kerry would be has been a great ally they are ordering military equipment everybody in the world one of that order we got it and we don't all of it every bit of it i don't like stopping massive amounts of money that's being poured into our country spending one hundred ten billion dollars on military equipment and or things that are created like. others for this country now it's important to note that a large portion of the document is dedicated to rhetoric regarding the islamic republic of iran the document blames iran for the conflict in yemen despite the fact that it's saudi arabia that has attacked yemen and continues to bombard and be involved in yemen in the yemeni conflict and little evidence of iranian involv

with high confidence that the crown prince, mohammed bin salman, ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi. donald trumpite house will counter spin. they will say that the report is not conclusive, that it doesn't directly link mohammed bin salman. i.e., that he made a call to that consulate in turkey and said, kill khashoggi. the white house will try, then, to sweep away the cia report, hoping the state department will give it cover. why is that? donald trump's highest priority is the $110 billion in arms that he agreed to sell saudi arabia last year. there was a ceremony in saudi arabia to celebrate that in may 2017, 18 months later donald trump says saudi arabia gives us jobs, gives us business. and that is far more important to him than the murder of a journalist no matter how gruesome it is and what his agencies say about the responsibility of the saudi monarchy. >> scott lucas, thank you again for your time and perspective live for us in birmingham, england. >> thank you, george. >> after a contentious senate race and recount, florida will send a new senator to washington. current u.s. senator bil

accused the us president of dishonesty over his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi island adam schiff said. donald trump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated as the latest criticism of the president from leading u.s. politicians following the murder of the saudi journalist last month of course in a stand by let's check in with alan fischer in washington d.c. adam schiff he is an important player we need to be listening to what he says exactly right he in six weeks time will head the house intelligence committee here is the moment the ranking democrat on the intelligence committee he's talking about holding a number of hearings perhaps issuing a number of subpoenas one thing he definitely wants to look into is the white house response to the death of jamal khashoggi you remember just on thursday when donald trump went to his summer is home down in florida he was asked do you think the saudi crown prince was behind the killing as we're led to believe is in the cia intelligence report he said that the cia didn't make a recommendation he said maybe he did maybe he didn't know what the cia did not s

degree of certainty that mohammed bin selman was responsible for ordering the murder of jamal khashoggi donald trump says that there was no conclusion reached which strictly speaking is true but the cia are pointing the finger there was meant to be there was talk there could be a bilateral between the two but that donald trump said simply wasn't going to happen and so the exchange pleasantries according to the white house storefront was asked about it he said there was no discussion we might but there was no discussion so he's holding out the possibility that before the g. twenty is done there could be a longer more substantive discussion with the saudi crown prince certainly president mccraw of france he has had a discussion with the saudi crown prince part of it was caught on camera we can hear press that mccrone same but you never listen to me and the crown prince saying that he will we know or from the elysee palace that the french president has told the crown prince that he wants to see international experts involved in the investigation of jamal khashoggi is murder and then there was the bizar

he's looking to rebuild his reputation after the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi. but donald trump him, and a number of other world leaders have declined meetings too. the young saudi prince is discovering what people in this city in particular have known for a long time, it takes two to tango. jon sopel, bbc news, buenos aires. plenty of other lines have emerged from the 620 summit so far. donald trump has also touched on the trade war with china: he said there were some good signs, and he would see what happens when he and president xi jinping have dinner on saturday. but as you might expect, the event is not passing off without a bit of protest. these are live images of protesters. there are 20,000 police do ploy to in windows areas —— buenos aries. as you can see, people are still out on the street protesting. 0ur correspondent katie watson is with the protestors, just a few kilometres from where the summit is taking place. let's hear from katie let's hearfrom katie watson let's hear from katie watson who is on the street. ....which is the widest avenue in the world, and people

he's looking to rebuild his reputation after the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi. but donald trump other world leaders have declined meetings too. the young saudi prince is discovering what people in this city, in particular, have known for a long time — it takes two to tango. jon sopel, bbc news, buenos aires. millions of rail passengers will be paying more for their tickets from january with fares rising by an average of 3.1%. about 40% of fares, including season tickets, will be affected. the rise comes after a year of timetable chaos, strikes and delays on some parts of the network. sophie long reports. sorry for the cramped conditions on board today... chaos and cancellations as services were scrapped in the summer. 6ovia thameslink had to apologise for the fiasco that followed the introduction of its new timetable. autumn brought more disruption. passengers were stranded, after a test train damaged power cables. and yet, as winter arrives, commuters are told theirjourneys will cost more next year. so, how will the average rise ofjust over 3% affect ticket prices? well, an ann

politicians have called an investigation into mohammed bin summonsed role in jamal khashoggi is murder on tuesday donald trump in what's been called an outrageous statement refused to hold the saudi regime accountable citing security and economic interests he says the crown prince's role may never be fully known response has provoked strong responses from both sides of the i the senate foreign relations committee has asked for an inquiry that specifically looks into the crown prince's role in the matter turkey meanwhile says it may push for an international inquiry it's one minister says they shouldn't be a cover up to maintain trade ties with riyadh's. now saudi arabia's foreign minister has reiterated that the crown prince was not involved in the show g.'s matter we have made it very clear that the government is not involved in this case one hundred succumb puts is not important to us at all i think it's very strange that people hundred pinions without having access to the evidence in these opinions were rendered from day one hundred be it was declared guilty without people seeing evidence without people kn

house intelligence committee in january has accused president donald trump of dishonesty of his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi adam schiff says donald trump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated and official reports from washington d.c. . the us president received his intelligence report into the killing of jamal khashoggi and he's rejected the idea it firmly says the saudi crown prince ordered your permission maybe. maybe. donald trump says he's standing by saudi arabia a country he believes will help with his action against iran and could help sell a middle east peace deal to the palestinians he's also talked about the arms sales agreed with saudi arabia as important to the u.s. economy even though numerous sources dispute the value in terms of dollars and jobs but the man who will lead the house of representatives intelligence committee in january will immigrant adam schefter says he's seen intelligence reports too early and the answer is more definitive the president is not being honest with the country about the murder of democracy. i think in part he feels that by saying that we don't know or

political leadership over the killing of jamal khashoggi first president donald trump says he has an audio recording of the murder of the saudi journalist but he hasn't listened to it because of the violent nature it is all in stark contrast to what the republican senator lindsey graham is saying he's launched another verbal attack on the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman now remember already the cia has reportedly concluded it was the crown prince who ordered casualties killing trump those seen here in this interview still hesitant to agree with that he is giving saudi arabia more time he's talking about two more days in fact until the u.s. reveals who killed the journalists so let's start with rosalind russell in jordan in washington d.c. hi rose and this interview which donald trump is given first of all recorded a couple of days ago i believe but just broadcast this morning in the united states take us through it. that's right kamahl it's not unusual for the host of the sunday public affairs programs to interview a high ranking u.s. officials on the friday or saturday before

house intelligence committee in january has accused president donald trump of dishonesty over his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi adam schiff says donald trump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated. well look the president is not being honest with the country about the murder of democracy. i think in part he feels that by saying that we don't know or that the world is a dangerous place or everybody does it he thinks it makes him look strong it actually makes him look weak it means that our allies don't respect us our enemies don't fear us. what is driving this i don't know whether this is simply an affinity that he has for autocrats he seems to choose them repeatedly over his own intelligence agencies or whether there's a financial motivation that is his own personal finances we do know of course he has openly bragged about how many millions he makes from saudi arabia in uganda more than thirty one bodies have been recovered from lake victoria after a boat capsized on saturday overcrowding and bad weather being blamed for the disaster one hundred people were thought to have been on board the party boat

deal with al-jazeera and we are starting to get a picture of what donald trump believes about the murder of jamal khashoggiremember we've been talking about waiting for this sort of statement off of the cia report or maybe reports on the cia report let me tell you what was coming off the news wires donald trump saying u.s. intelligence agencies continue to assess all information. on the khashoggi killing court it could very well be that the saudi crown prince quote had knowledge of this tragic event so donald trump saying it could be that mohamed bin solomon knew about the killing of jamal khashoggi but he's not going so far as to say that he ordered it some of the lines coming out here donald trump says u.s. will if the u.s. were to cancel defense contracts with saudi arabia. that would benefit russia and china. and that congress is free to go in a different direction on saudi arabia but he would only consider ideas consistent with u.s. security so these are all statements coming from the news wires with regards to donald trump and his position. jamal khashoggi i'll just quickly repeat them for you he say

just to recap developments this sunday in the jamal khashoggi case u.s. president donald trump says he has not listened to the apparent recordings of the murder of the saudi journalist as they are too graphic this is in stark contrast to contrast to the republican senator lindsey graham has launched another verbal attack on the saudi crown prince and some in the u.s. government is expected to release a report into the killing on tuesday we have the tape i don't want to hear the tape no reason for me to hear the tape why don't i have been really want to get richer because it's just suffering tape it's a terrible tape i've been fully briefed on it there's no reason for me to hear it in fact i said to the people they said you really shouldn't plenty more on the case of course that al-jazeera dot com and the rest of the day's news we are back with the news hour in about twenty five minutes time twenty five minutes time next it's inside story. andresen may deliver breck's it britain's prime minister is fighting to save her job and convince the nation to back her voice deal with the

he's looking to rebuild his reputation after the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi. but donald trump other world leaders have declined meetings too. the young saudi prince is discovering what people in this city in particular have known for a long time — it takes two to tango. jon sopel, bbc news, buenos aires. in a moment we'll talk to tristen naylor at the london school let's speak to our south america correspondent, katy watson, who is in downtown buenos aires where protests are taking place. protest a nd protest and summits go hand—in—hand. talk is through how big this one is. there are thousands of people here on the widest avenue in the world. they are headed towards congress, there are seven different protest groups who will meet in congress in just an hour or two. yes, protests area big just an hour or two. yes, protests are a big thing 4020 meetings, they go hand—in—hand. but it is also particularly angry and frustrating here in ad tina because the president himself is facing a lot of frustration back home. the country is in an economic crisis, inflation is in an economic cr

he's looking to rebuild his reputation after the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi. but donald trumpof other world leaders have declined meetings too. the young saudi prince is discovering what people in this city in particular have known for a long time, it takes two to tango. jon sopel, bbc news, buenos aires. let's talk to paul maidment from oxford analytica, an international global analysis firm, he joins us from our 0xford studio. thank you very much forjoining us. watching that report is very evident that there are tensions on all fronts at the summit. how a effective do you think this summit is? it started out ten years ago to sort up the climate crisis and a dozen eight, and it promoted an internationalforum, but dozen eight, and it promoted an international forum, but it has failed to stop the spread of protectionism. —— stood up the climate crisis in 2008, and it was an internationalformal... climate crisis in 2008, and it was an international formal... it climate crisis in 2008, and it was an internationalformal... it was climate crisis in 2008, and it was an international

only person who isn't convinced the saudi crown prince was involved in the murder of jamal khashoggi is donald trumpill reflect the intelligence community. should we expect thisment to suddenly start talking about the crown prince in terms of some man in the middle east he hardly knows? he's been quick to dump friends and allies in the past. >> no, he's not going to dump mohammed bin salman and he's not the only person who will be trying to protect the crown prince. so will donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner who is of course this administration's point man as contact for the monarchy. donald trump and the white house went against the cia report when it was put out in the media this past weekend. the conclusions which the cia has drawn not only be from hits own indell jensen, intelligence from other states like turkey, this operation could not have gone ahead without bin salman. he said, quote, jobs and business, meaning arms sales. he has the $110 billion in arms sales to riyadh last year. he was celebrated in may of last year when he visited the kingdom. he doesn't want to give up that persona

these heinous offenses with mbs, the saudi crown prince, having overseen the murder of jamal khashoggi, and donald trumpfew days ago committing unprovoked violation against ukraine, and they're getting away with it, and donald trump is not going to stand up to them, of that i'm pretty sure. >> sam, president trump started this summit with a political win. a signing statement with canada and mexico over the new nafta. yes, u.s. congress still does need to ratify it, the other countries still need to approve it, but do you give this as a win for the president? i mean, that's what we heard from canada and mexico. >> it's somewhat up to him. i'm struck by the fact he signed the statement with enrico pena nieto on his last day of office, and justin trudeau, at the same time he's threatening to close borders. there are very contradictory facts ahead of the president now. that border is really critical to this new trade agreement being successful. i do want to point out that the g-20 itself, which is focused on this, the foundation of the g-20 is about international cooperation on international economic issues

this response to the murder of jamal khashoggi shows that donald trump's foreign policy is a value free i mean, donald trump is tougher on admiral bill mccraven, a person who was responsible for killing osama bin laden than he is on the crown prince who is responsible for killing jamal khashoggi. >> what about the thank you? the president knows that he stirred things up with that statement. he knows the coverage out there and even in light of that he decided to say thank you today. >> it is just so bizarre. it's not like oil prices are down because the saudis are doing us a favor. in the first place, saudi arabia is 13% of world oil production. they don't set the world price of oil. there was a miscalculation by oil producers who thought demand would be higher than it is. this is part of a consistent pattern with trump. you would never know from this that the united states, we are the stronger party in this relationship. the saudis need the united states much more than we need the saudis but donald trump acts as if he has to kiss up to crown prince mohamed bin salman. >> at this point i

intelligence committee in january has accused president trump of dishonesty over his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi adam schiff says donaldtrump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated. the u.n. special envoy for yemen is due in saudi arabia on monday for talks with the yemeni government leaders in exile martin gryphus trip to riyadh follows a meeting with the rebel leaders in yemen is trying to get all sides to attend talks in sweden early next month millions of yemenis are facing famine after three and a half years of civil war. charles president idriss deby says he wants a new era of cooperation with israel as he makes a landmark trip to the country as a first visit by a chaldean leader since the two sides broke off relations in one thousand nine hundred eighty two well those were the headlines is continues here on al-jazeera al-jazeera world stage of that soldier. who is an american palestinian writer and academic whose influential nine hundred seventy eight orientalism challenge to western preconceptions about arabs and the arab world. born in jerusalem in the one nine hundred thirty s. he later became one of

over the killing of jamal khashoggi to pressure donald trump into acting this sort of response from the cia it coming out on a weekend and coming out after the midterm elections there is really anything that's holding trump the fire here there's there doesn't seem to be a huge uprising in the united states that a journalist from saudi arabia and from america has been murdered potentially and it sure seems by the direction i had a state where this doesn't seem to be a big issue for the american public but it is quite concerning that that the trumpet ministration has been pushing off any sort of responsibility to those higher levels of authority and instead saying this was kind of a business deal gone wrong you know the house now has more has more control by democrats and so those those in the house might might find this just an opportunity to embarrass or to get at donald trump and in some ways and certainly we have seen some sanctions taken by the united states government so it's not that it's been completely ignored. the u.n. special envoy to yemen says the warring parties will attend

kasia: turkey's prime minister has criticized donald trump's latest comments on t murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. president trump downplayed the cia assessment that the saud crown prince mohammed bin salman ordered the killing. mr. trump said that the intelligence agency has not conclusively placed the blame on the crown prince, and went on to say that maybe tbe world should eld responsible for the death. mark lowen is our correspondent in istanbul. mark: frustration that the trump administration is not accepting this wave of information and leaks that turkey has provided, cluding excerpts from th audio recording inside the saudi consulate in istanbul that documeed the final gruesome minutes of jamal khashoggi's life. the turkish foreign minister said that donald trump is d effectively turning a ble to who ordered the killing, it was not the right apprch, and not everything is down to money. think that turkey has one card left in its back pocket, which is to release the audio tapes w moely to journalists and other intelligence agencies, bui they are not it yet, and i think that is because turkey

congress returns in january has accused president donald trump of dishonesty over his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi adam schiff says president trump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated a snowstorm across the u.s. midwest has left thousands of commuters stranded on one of the busiest travel days of the year the extreme weather forced the closure of major highways on the final day of the thanksgiving weekend more than six hundred flights were canceled blizzard warnings have been issued in several cities with forecasters expecting up to thirty centimeters of snow. right up to date those are the very latest headlines from us here at al-jazeera i'll be back in about thirty minutes or so but that's after viewfinder asia. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after you while eight borders between five safe countries facing realities starts from the very beginning of the ballet school while you're providing context housing is not just about four walls and a roof hear their story and talk to al-jazeera viewfinder. through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. you g

president donald trump says he hasn't listened to the recording of the mother of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi because it's too graphic he was speaking in a televised interview recorded before the cia briefed the administration on its findings. with the rebels in yemen the stopping grown and missile attacks against saudi arabia the u.a.e. and their allies group says it's ready for a border ceasefire if the saudi led coalition wants peace. hundreds of people in the mexican border city of tijuana would be protesting against the arrival of asylum seekers they traveled from central america and they're trying to cross into the u.s. the protesters want the government to prevent the migrants from staying in the city . sri lanka's president has requested an all party meeting for the third votes on the no confidence motion against his choice a prime minister mahinda rajapaksa the parliament has already passed two no confidence motions but he's refusing to go the president need three policies that a center held an unsuccessful meeting of the political leaders on sunday to try and break the deadlock burn

donald j. trump on standing with saudi arabia he acknowledges the death of jamal khashoggi was a terrible crime he says the crown prince mohammed bin solomon may or may not have had knowledge of that he is certainly not pinning the blame on him and he is putting the relationship with saudi arabia above that's other issues at the moment or all things which we are looking for at least and that is at the state department we saw we saw the. payor. alongside the turkish foreign minister. they just had a quick photo opportunity here and we are expecting what we were hoping to hear from both of them but they left shortly after this handshake after the photographers got their shot and they will be hopefully will certainly might pompei will be speaking here at the state department we hope in the near future perhaps we won't hear from the turkish foreign minister i say that only because i don't see a ticket flag in that shot and there's some talk that maybe the turkish foreign minister will hold his own separate news conference so that's all up to date there for the moment statement from president on the

president donald trump will discuss the jamal khashoggi case with the cia after u.s. media reported that the cia believes the saudi crown prince was the one who ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi the cia's finding directly contradict saudi claims that muhammad bin someone was not involved in the journalist's murder in istanbul last month. in france scuffles have taken place between protesters and police during demonstrations over rising fuel prices one persons died been struck by drivers are angry over twenty percent rise in diesel prices this year due to so-called green taxes residential menu micron says they're needed to cut aleutian. and the missing argentinian submarine which disappeared last year with forty four crew on board has been found on the seabed a year after it disappeared into navy confirms the submarine had collapsed in imploded and its debris was scattered over an area of about seventeen minutes. iraq's president has met his iranian counterpart rouhani during a visit from this is just weeks after the u.s. of course reimposed its sanctions on iran'

intelligence committee in january has accused president trump of dishonesty over his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi adam schiff says donald trump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated the u.n. special envoy for yemen is due in saudi arabia on monday for talks with the yemeni government leaders in exile martin prove his trip to riyadh follows a meeting with the rebel leaders in yemen is trying to get all sides to attend talks in sweden early next month millions of yemenis are facing famine after three and a half years of civil war chad's president idriss deby says he wants a new era of cooperation with israel as he makes a landmark trip to the country as a first visit by a charity and leader since the two sides broke off relations in one nine hundred seventy two well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the inside story a statement that so much of life now. fuel tanks fury in france yellow vest protesters again vent their anger against president of money almost hall will he bowed to the demands or change his controversial policies this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm

angrily to president trump referrer affirming america's partnership with saudi arabia despite the brutal murder of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul donald trump has now attempted to shift the spotlight from who's to blame for the killing to the fight against perceived iranian threat here's how the foreign minister in terra reacted. mr trump bizarrely devotes the first paragraph of his shameful statement on saudi atrocities to accusing iran of every sort of malfeasance he can think of perhaps who are also responsible for the california fires because we didn't help break the forests just like the fins do trumps white house statement title standing with saudi arabia points out that the whole truth behind cheney's killing might never be no goes on to add that actions already been taken and that saudi arabia remains a steadfast partner. the very complex situation but it is what it is if you look at iran just take a look at a rare and you look at what they're doing they are a terrorist they should right now we also need a counterbalance and israel the job also if we abandon saudi arabia would be a terrible mistake but he's trying to kill two

jamal khashoggi. >> it boosts pressure on saudi arabia and that is how the turkish newspaper put it on the front page. it comes after donald trumpnowledged the existence of an auto recording of jamal khashoggi's murder inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. the u.s. president said it would list to the -- listen to the "suffering tape." -- prince hast been linked by the cia to the killing. willat course of action donald trump take as a result? >> how it will change foreign policy to saudi arabia. wall street journal says they study policy is growing rockier with the events. will the white house maintain its "unqualified alliance with the leadership or will it resent killing even the if that means sacrificing interests it has with saudi arabia." post is where jamal khashoggi was a computing columnist. one question, why would anyone bring a bone saw to a kidnapping? that is a headline from the article. the paper takes to task the u.s. for not pressuring for the details on the killing or question aing the changing story. identified the killing of another person. an investigative journalist and reports into corruption at political t

house intelligence committee in january as accused president donald trump of dishonesty over his response to the murder of jamal khashoggi adam schiff says donald trump's links to saudi arabia need to be investigated and look the president is not being honest with the country about the murder of democracy. i think in part he feels that by saying that we don't know or that the world is a dangerous place or everybody does it he thinks it makes him look strong it actually makes him look weak it means that our allies don't respect us our enemies don't fear us. what is driving this i don't know whether this is simply an affinity that he has for autocrats he seems to choose them repeatedly over his own intelligence agencies or whether there's a financial motivation that is his own personal finances we do know of course he has openly bragged about how many millions he makes from saudi arabia and uganda thirty one bodies have been recovered from lake victoria after a boat capsized on saturday overcrowding and bad weather being blamed for the disaster at least one hundred people are thought to be no board the party boat at the ti

concluded that it was the crown prince who ordered you know the killing of jamal khashoggi and yet at this stage donald trump seems unwilling to back his own intelligence community we're going to start talking about these issues with bruce fein joining us from washington regular contributor here is a former u.s. associate deputy attorney general nice to have you with us again bruce and why don't we start with having a little bit of a listen to something i've got a clip here of adam schiff u.s. democrat member of the house intelligence committee he's been speaking about this issue let's have a little listen. the president needs to listen to what our intelligence committee has to say what our best professionals' assessment is and it's vitally important that this administration not allow itself to become part of any saudi cover up any cover up generally any cover up of the crown prince's involvement. the saudis have already undermined their position in the world undermined their standing and the administration make sure needs to make sure it doesn't undermine its own standing so what do you think about that. th

jamal khashoggi's life. the turkish foreign minister said that donald trump was effectively turning a blind eye to who ordered that not everything is down to money. i think that turkey really has one card left, really, in its back pocket, which is to release the audiotapes more widely, perhaps to journalists, two other intelligence agencies. but they are not doing it yet, and i think that is because turkey feels thatis think that is because turkey feels that is the final bit of leverage that is the final bit of leverage that it has still over saudi arabia, before is incontrovertible evidence ofa before is incontrovertible evidence of a premeditated killing, and who might have been behind it. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: remembering the end of the first world war in east africa. but has the sacrifice of colonial troops there been overlooked by history? we have a special report from kenya. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world. the first of a new generation of leaders. marg

pressure mounts on donald trump over the murder of jamal khashoggi democrats a full investigation into how the u.s. president has handled the case. hello michelle without is there live from doha also coming up taiwan's president steps down as leader of her party after it suffers a blow in local election. mass protests in paris against an increase in fuel taxes and president echo.

the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi is making more headlines now donald trump has suggested it's the world that ought to be blamed for his killing. held accountable. maybe the world should be only accountable because the world is a vicious blois world is a very very vicious place a white house statement titled standing with saudi arabia claims that the whole truth behind killing might never be known and adds that actions already been taken in the saudi arabia remains a steadfast partner specially when it comes to countering iran. iran's foreign minister zarif called trump's words shameful. mr trump bizarrely devotes the first paragraph of his shameful statement on saudi atrocities to accusing iran of every sort of malfeasance he can think of perhaps who are also responsible for the california fires because we didn't help break the forests just like the fins do. saudi officials eventually admitted he was killed in their it's double consulate last month and he claimed rove operation riyadh has denied any awareness of the planned killing but has charged eleven officials washington m

arabia should have shed more light on the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi the turkish president's in paris he met donald trump ahead of the memorization small can be end of the first world war it follows revelations from burdwan that ankara audio recordings of the show last moments with several world powers. and leaders from seventy countries are in paris for the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one for u.s. and french leaders it was a chance to smooth over tensions which surface twenty donald trump criticized the french president emanuel proposals for a european army. one of a story at least sixty one people have been killed as fighting intensifies in the yemeni port city of the data between the government backed saudi amorality coalition and the rebels aid groups say the humanitarian crisis is now getting dire as many caught in the conflict lack access to basic medical care. now turning our attention to another big story for you stay for. fights in california saying they're up against some of the toughest conditions they faced as wildfires continue across the state the death toll has jumped