u.s. consuls and policymakers and u.s. immigration at the time. -- inal security scares found a direct connection national security scares in the united states, particularly after the fall of france in june, 1940, and the fates of individual jewish families. the attitudes of individual greatly.aried some more sympathetic and some were hostile. and finally, luck. had the valfers been invited to the u.s. console in marseille just a few days earlier, the previous week, they probably would've been issued visas and in able to get out of france. but just a matter of a couple of days made the difference in their case between life and death. lewis, one ofn of the belford chilled -- valfer children was on board. they were sent back to europe and distributed among different european countries. this family ended up in the u.k. in england and as a result, practically everybody that ended up in the u.k., survived. who wereheir friends admitted to france or belgium or the netherlands did not have the same good fortune. luck also plays a

they were the close of the prometric mission and they would close the consulate general of the u.s. consul general in jerusalem that was there since 844 long before all this as a key contact between the u.s. people in government and palestine anyway you know doing all that closing our embassy the u.s. consulate giving as i enjoy most of them but if usually is the settlements all of a sudden are not illegal and not an obstacle the issue of borders giving them the golan heights and only 3 days ago the national security bulletin was in the jordan valley it telling that the now they would indorse has control of the studies you can as it was the most important for thought area that we rely on to build our state and then they tell you there's an idealism happy now we can make peace what peace there's nothing left for us and it's all about keep feeding. the ows grocery list if you may for actually winning elections that's all about it and we wonder maybe is now i mean that i mean i was running out actually of items from the palestinian pockets he took everything in advance from from perhaps for t

u.s. consulate times work in union offices asking them to put pressure on the chinese leadership at this week'sg. 20 summit campaign as they're opposed to a plan by beijing to change hong kong's extradition laws as follows weeks of protests and clashes with police. here in germany or thoughts you say suspected right wing extremist has confessed to the recent killing of the politician. it was shot at his home in the western city of castle earlier this month mr luker was a senior regional politician and a member of chance that medicals pasi the c.d.u. . the 45 year old suspect identified in germany only as stephanie he has been detained behind these walls for the last 10 days on tuesday he confessed to shooting volatile saying he acted alone but germany's federal prosecutor doubts that's what you thought i was dogood to specially just bite the suspects claim that he acted alone. our investigations will focus on the possibility that there were supporters accessories helpers or other perpetrators and we will determine whether this crime was the work of a terrorist organization. or if the suspect is

members of congress involved in this by having periodic, almost really monthly calls with with the u.s. consul office in vietnam. i want to thank the ambassador for making this a high priority of the u.s. mission in vietnam to attend to the case of michael, to visit michael in jail. what am i talking about? michael wynn, who is a citizen of the city of orange, was on a trip in july of 2018, as he frequently did during the past, to visit relatives in vietnam. on his way from the city of da notwithstanding to a ho chi minh city, what was known as saigon, government security officials removed him from his bus and took him into custody. he was detained, he was imprisoned, repeatedly interrogated, and when the u.s. consul and members of congress asked why is he being charged? they were told almost a year ago, he's under investigation. when we complete the investigation we'll tell you hat the charge is. michael's family was not notified about his detention for 10 days after he was arrested. this violated an agreement between the united states and vietnam which said that the vietnamese government mus

they were the close of the prometric mission and they would close the consulate general of the u.s. consul general in jerusalem that was there since 844 long before all this as a key contact between the u.s. people in government and palestine anyway you know doing all that closing our embassy the u.s. consulate giving as i enjoy most of them but if usually is the settlements all of a sudden are not illegal and not an obstacle the issue of borders giving them the golan heights and only 3 days ago the national security bulletin was in the jordan valley it telling that the now they would indorse has control of the strategic reservoir the most important for thought area that we rely on to build our state and then they tell you there's an idealism happy now we can make peace what peace there's nothing left for us and it's all about keep feeding. the ows grocery list if you may for actually winning elections that's all about it and we wonder maybe is now i mean that i mean i was running out actually of items from the palestinian pockets he took everything in advance from from perhaps for the peo

would close all of the promote the commission and they would close the consulate general of the u.s. consul general in jerusalem that was the team 44 long before all this was a key contact between the u.s. people in government and palestine anyway you know doing all that closing our embassy the u.s. consulate giving as i enjoy most of them but if usually is the settlements all of a sudden are not illegal and not the lobs the kind of the issue of border those giving them the golan heights and only 3 days ago the national security bulletin was in the jordan valley telling them that i mean. now they would indorse has control of the strategic reservoir the most important for thought area that we rely on to build our state and then they tell you there's a whale is a happy now we can make peace what peace there's nothing left for us and it's all about keep feeding. them the aus grocery list if you may for actually winning elections that's all about it and we wonder maybe is no i mean that the neo is running out actually of items from the palestinian pockets he took everything in advance from trum

u.s. consulate saying any indication that u.s.s behind those protests are, quote, manifestly absurd. >>> several wildfires are raging across california. one closing the six flag theme part and neighboring water park. the fast spreading sand fire prompting mandatory evacuations in northern california. the blaze is that started saturday has burned 2200 acres and is only 22% contained. retori reto restoring power to customers in the area. >>> heavy rain and flooding responsible for three deaths in north carolina. a vehicle slid off the road and flippeds into a creek. they've seen more than a foot of rain. high water also djed the duke university student union. >>> not even the x men could save the box office this weekend. more next. hey! i'm bill slowsky jr., i live on my own now! i've got xfinity, because i like to live life in the fast lane. unlike my parents. you rambling about xfinity again? you're so cute when you get excited... anyways... i've got their app right here, i can troubleshoot. i can schedule a time for them to call

u.s. consulate in mexico, but the family says they couldn't get anyone to talk to them. image brought immediate comparisons to aylan kurdi, the three-year-old syrian refugee who drowned just outside turkey during europe's refugee crisis in 2015. >> people are coming up. they're running through the rio grande. it's a rough... it can be a very rough river, of sorts. >> reporter: president trump reacted to the photo, saying, "i hate it," but quickly blamed the democrats in congress for not changing the asylum policy that he says has encouraged the migrant surge at the border. >> well, that's like i've been saying-- if they fix the laws, you wouldn't have that. >> reporter: senate minority leader chuck schumer shot back. d these are not drug dealers or vagrants or criminals. they are people simply fleeing a horrible situation in their home country. >> mr. boseman, aye. >> reporter: this afternoon, the senate passed a $4.6 billion humanitarian aid package for the brder, after rejecting a house measure. house speaker nancy pelosi called president trump, saying there needs to b

u.s. consulate and european union offices asking them to put pressure on the chinese leadership at this week's g. 20 summit the campaigners are opposed to a plan by beijing to change hong kong's extradition laws of this follows weeks of protests and clashes with police. a united nations expert says that saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon's assets should be targeted with st john's princes all men is expected to have ordered the death of journalism all because shogi who was killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul last year the un experts said same sions should stay in place until there is proof that the prince is not responsible. for you as president trumps side in law and senior adviser has said that the door remains open to palestinians to engage with his peace initiative but he is accusing palestinian leaders of not caring about their own people that after they rejected is $50000000000.00 economic plan. was closing a 2 day conference in bahrain that had been organized to watch his proposal international finance is at the conference have also criticized saying it cannot succeed without

u.s. consulate and european union offices asking them to put pressure on chinese leadership at this week'sg. 20 summit campaign as opposed to a plan by beijing to change hong kong's extradition those fellows weeks of protests and clashes with police. french authorities are investigating the fire this year at paris is it not saddam fiedel to say that negligence was involved prosecutors say the place could have been spotted by a burning cigarette or an electrical fault and that there are no grounds to believe it was the result of criminal action. the german ngo. world hunger is sounding the alarm of the impact of the climate crisis on the world's food supplies and its latest re a report the organization says rising temperatures over the next decades will lead to a reduction in crop yields an expansion of land terrorism as well as the decline in fish stocks and the fear that millions of people could be forced to leave their homelands in search of better lives elsewhere. review was presented today it's secretary-general is that material. welcome to you. who should be most worried about this. i

u.s. consulate. i saw a lady there not the consul general. she was interested to help. but only the top leaders of the student movement. she was very interested in big names like with cash a. week i see and tiling and so on so i asked her what about the people who were not so well known very dangerous that. were our relationship with china which was just getting. going. there we were the real growth in the in. trade. and it's. a good answer. except that it would be given go. with the chinese. if we started getting people out. under the table. it was impossible for the us consol to make such a decision without the backing of the government in washington clearly the impression given to me was that they would not be welcome in the states. so i just stood up and left. the dissidents who made it to southern china and were taken to safe houses owned by members of the network some were even put up uncomfortable her touts the maffia picked up a tap. others had to sleep in student apartments under beds on the floor they always had for instructions on the next most dangerous leg

u.s. consulate is actually calling on protesters or calling on people to avoid this area, as well. you can see fume coming out in the backdrop behind me this just happening. this kind of aggressiveness happening just over the last hour, as well. goes to show how that one bad trigger will, you know, really have a bad effect on this peaceful, mostly peaceful demonstration against the amendment of hong kong's extradition law. guys >> thank you so much for bringing us the latest hfrom hon kong >>> some of the company stories we're looking at today one is in regard to the system that agreed to buy the u.s. software company you can see behind me the dassault system is trading down 0.8% on the news that it agreed to buy the u.s. health care data solution in a deal with $5.8 billion. the boards of both firms have backed a deal which closed in the last quarter of 2019 it hopes it will boost its position in the life sciences position we have bernard charles who joins us on the line goodern morning, sir. and congratulations on the deal. you are buying a u.s. software company that has a specia

he was appointed the u.s. consul to hanover, germany in 1882. he subsequently ended up murdering his wife in a 10 three. inspent the rest of his life a german asylum for the insane. henry andbooks about clara. there's a novel based on their relationship and the murder of clara harris. there's not a lot of nonfiction. so, here is the group of linking conspirators. richer, is not in that but the rest of them are. we will briefly run through the book -- through the group. -- know about lewis how lewis powell. he was known as lewis payne. atzerodt. he was assigned to murder vice president johnson at the kirkwood house hotel, but lost his nerve. this is a guy who would have ---two b president had huge gone to be president had he succeeded. a republican senator from connecticut. he actually voted against the bill granting the vote to african-american men in d, but he did vote for the 13th amendment. so, a lot of people do not know this. henry johnson asked if he could delay being sworn in until april and tennessee had approved the abolition of slavery

u.s. consulate in mexico on sunday. legally presenting themselves for asylum. according to the new york times, oscar left his job at papa john's where $350 a month was all he had to provide for his family. when they presented themselves, they were told it would be several weeks before any asylum process could begin. the u.s. policy has slow down asylum claim reducing the number of people or everyone permitted to request asylum everyday. >> this is not somebody, this is not what president trump calls illegal. frustrated and desperate according to interviews. ramirez decided to cross the rio grande. it looks calm but it has a surface that hospitalized dangerous currents beneath. the heartbreaking part of this was the daughter was successfully taken over the river. those small shoes reacting as my child may react, she jumped into the water after her father. as her mother watched in horror. the current get bbegan to take the girl. as night fell, the search called off and their bodies were found on monday. she's tucked into oscar's shirt, her small arm around his ne

u.s. consulate in the city, to the embassies, and is there a panel that decides? >> i'll share one example. we'll just talk about fu dlrks brig -- fulbright, for example. this program has been around for 70 years. there are two boards. one of them is f urkfulbright. these members of the board, we have a 10% increase, the biggest we've ever had, and they go through thousands of applications every week to make that decision. this is really a merit-based application. i just spoke -- we just had the new logo launch at the senate, and i spoke at that event. and then in addition, we had a fulbrighter who spoke. she said she was from kentucky, first generation student, was a community college student working for 10 years to finish community college. she wanted to do a project in china and applied. her first time she did not get accepted, tried again, was accepted and went off to china to do work on data sets, on science and math, and consequently, she is now a person that spoke extemporaneously at the senate. people would say, how could you be a fulbrighter? you're a com

u.s. consulate in montrial, you agree with me on that? >> absolutely . >> as a member of the security council, this is been put into the court of the security council in the u.s. will be the head of the security council come december. human rights will be one of your priorities, can you give me a commitment that the united states with you representing it , as head of the security council, will do everything possible to make sure that the investigations called for here and the accountability that would fall upon such investigations are actively pursued by this country? >> absolutely. i give you my word on this, we know there is an investigation and we will follow the investigation where it takes us . >> thank you mister chairman. welcome ambassador it's great to see you again. thank you for being here. i hear about this a lot in wyoming and you may as well have issues of american ideals and standards and sovereignty within the un, this is a big issue that continues to come up at home and it would to just ask you a little bit about how you w

u.s. consular consulate personnel for 4 husing them of various crimes and misty and the united states refusing to extradite a cleric who lives in the united states back to turkey heir to one accusing that cleric of having fomented the failed coup against him some time ago so things are not going smoothly between these 2 very key vital nato allies thank you very much rob runnels in washington. well the u.s. is saying that it will launch a formal diplomatic protest with russia over an in this between that will ships in the east china sea but countries are accusing each other of unsafe actions after the ships came within 50 meters of crashing 2 vessels had to take evasive action to avoid a collision which military officials say say it is lives in danger. well russia's president had strong words for the united states saying that aggressive protectionism is a recipe for conflict speaking at an economic forum in st peter's bug that imitation accuse the u.s. of unbridled economic ego isn't and flanked by the chinese president. condemned u.s. measures against chinese tech giant while way from the city

u.s. shutdown its consulate. personnelum did most from the embassy in baghdad because of iranian threats. it did not respond to the tanker crisis. now it doesn't respond to a shootdown of a drone. my view is the signal this sends iran is we are not going to respond to their activity. that sounds like appeasement. play theant to interview it's going to be on sunday's meet the press about not going on strike. >> to jew greenlight something? what was the order? >> thinks change. ready to gohing subject to my approval. they came about half an hour before. definition.ter they would have been pretty soon. things would've happened to appoint where you couldn't turn back. they came and said we are ready to go. i want to know something before you go. how many people will be killed? great people, these generals. approximately 150. i thought about it for a second. they shot down an unmanned drone. are, sending 150 dead people that would have taken place. i didn't like it. i didn't think it was proportionate. interview willa

u.s. consulate and moved to the embassy. last weekend we were attacked again.xxon mobil pulled out 20 workers, maybe americans. a rocket landed in the worker .rea the oil tankers, 6 in total attacked. up.price of oil has gone the oneed to shoot down reaper drone and missed, going over the ships and now the -- flying yesterday, i have lost trust and faith in the man. if he cannot be commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the united states of america he should resign and let vice president mike pence take over the job. this is part of the job, mr. president. host: nick in texas, a republican. global airlines reroute flights after iran downs that u.s. a drone. we will go to murrieta, democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. i have to say, i absolutely agree with the lady from pennsylvania. threat, the absolute not just to national security, but world security. he is a bully. he has bullied iran since the day he came in. i stand with iran. these people tried to do what they were supposed to do and trump came in and busted it all fist.ces with his vicious ev

u.s. consulate in libya including ambassador christopher stevens.swift uses her latest music video to make a major political statement. watch this. ♪ you are somebody that we don't know ♪ but you are coming at my friends like a missile ♪ jillian: song titled you need to calm down as the country celebrates pride month. asking fans to sign a petition equality act. legal protections for gay americans. fans going wild over this surprise twist. swift and katy perry hugging it out ending a year's long feud between the two pop stars. my goodness. the drama coming to an end. steve: taylor swift appears as french fries and katie perry is the burger. ainsley: can't have one without the other. steve: thank you, jillian. former cia officer. disinvited from a cyber security conference something is he a specialist at because is he pro-life. ainsley: why does his stance on abortion even matter? congressman will hurd is going to join us to respond to all the controversy coming up next. ♪ ♪ speak life ♪ speak life ♪ when the sun won't shine ♪ and you don't know why

u.s. consulate in libya. the attack's master mind was sentenced to 22 years in prison last june.nor ron desantis is expected to sign a bill to ban sanctuary cities in florida it. will require local and state officials to cooperate with ice. and notify the agency when a detainee is taken into custody or released. it is expected to be challenged in court. final states have similar anti-sanctuary laws. >> toronto rant tores make history by taking down a dynasty to win their first mba title. >> inbound and that's it. there is a new nba champion and it's the team from toronto, canada. we the north are now wheat champions. jillian: raptors survive a nail biter in game 6 beating the warriors 114 to 110. thousands of fans roaring in jurassic park in the arena out of toronto. canada celebrating pro-sports championship since 18993. oh, the excitement when you get those firsts. steve: trophy went to canada. brian: do to a dynasty. jillian: makes it even sweeter to them. brian: 12 minutes after the hour. remember this photographer who got hit by first pitch last month it. almost happened aga

u.s. has issued a security alert after a recent bombings in saudi arabia the american consulate in jeddah sends out the warning to to call bombings on june 7th several people were injured the advisory also adds to u.s. citizens to use extreme caution because of recent missile and drone attacks near the yemen border below is a journalist and middle east analyst and he explains why this initial conversation about the attacks on social media is sort of attacks in the past the saudis have tended to cover up attacks by terrorist organizations is going back to the early to mid noughties this attack i find it curious that there's been no discussion in social media you know you can attribute part of that to people just being afraid to say anything that might. arise arouse the honor of the authorities but there are other sources that moves the heat for example who have not discussed these car bombings it does raise in my mind the question of is this a piece of this information if so toward purpose if indeed it was simply intended to ratchet up pressure perhaps on the iranians perhaps in that group

u.s. travel to cuba its band cruise ships a heavily used category of educational travel in an attempt to consul cash to the island's communist government cruise travel from the u.s. to cuba began in may 26th seen during president obama's opening with the island since then the number of u.s. citizens making their way to the capital hop on a grew to cuba visit is generated urgently needed revenue the island is in the midst of a severe economic crisis. and some of you may remember the time before video streaming back when watching a movie at home in both a visit to the local video store to see what was available on v h s in the 99 is no store was bigger than blockbuster at its peak it had over 9000 stores across the world today it has just won. with the closing of a blockbuster store in australia this franchise in bend oregon is the sole survivor of what was once a multinational from sars. you were the last through. no i have no is that really are you serious that's awesome let me know that you know it's time to harding is the general manager of the still she started working here back in 2004 i th

saudiggi was killed in a consulate. the u.s. navy has presented what it says is evidence of iran's involvement in the apparent attack on oil takers in the strait of hormuz bearded says it has recovered a magnet that was to attack a mind, but the navy stopped short of directly blaming iran and offered no evidence about a second alleged tiger attack that took place the same day. into the downing of a malaysian airline's plane over ukraine five years ago has identified four people it says responsible for shooting down the aircraft. blame russians and ukrainian citizens. international rest once will be issued next week and court proceedings will begin in the netherlands next mark -- international arrest warrants will be issued next week, and court proceedings will begin in the netherlands next march. two candidates left standing in pay of the vote for the party's grassroots members. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 120 -- one and 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

u.s. has issued a security alert after recent bombings in saudi arabia the consulate in jeddah issued the warning after 2 car bombings on june 7th several people were injured the advisory also added u.s. citizens to use extrusion caution because of recent missile and drone attacks near the border meanwhile yemen's who thier rebels say they've targeted a saudi airport with a drone for the 4th time since wednesday has not confirmed the attack. well those are the headlines join me for more news here on al-jazeera after a rewind stay with us. hello and welcome to rewind i'm richelle carey. since we launched al jazeera english back in 2006 our library of award winning documentaries has been growing year by year so here on rewind you decided to revisit some of the most important of those stories once again today rewinding to 2010 and north korea for the past several months or korea's deteriorating relations with the u.s. and the administration and donald trump in particular have threatened to plunge the world into the darkness of a nuclear war earth chris increasing military buildup and testing

what we need to do is say to the russians, close their consulates to the u.s.f you do this again, your embassy is gone. lou: again, i've seen sanctions that aren't working. their military moves apace. and it remains ahead of ours in the instance of hyper sonic missiles. this is dangerous stuff and i am sick of a military that doesn't have a response and answer. and they sound like mckenzie consultants as they respond. that isn't who we are. >> this is a political problem. you know, we have sanctions on russia which are purposely designed to be ineffective. and the reason that american diplomats give you is essentially what they're saying is we don't want to push russia too far. the point is russia continues to engage in all of these dangerous activities and they're not deterred. lou: i'm going to repeat myself. if it were not for president trump right now, what a sorry condition we would be in without his insisting on building up this military and restoring us to privacy and all sorts of weaponry and technology. scary stuff. gordon, thanks you, sir. >>> here's

saudi investments in america than he is about their policies of murdering journalists and consulates just quickly jim u.s. turkey relations and saw president trump and one meeting as well i mean things have not exactly been great between them recently. they haven't and that's why this meeting that took place a few hours it will come out is being received very positively because firstly the fact that it took place in and of itself is something significant but more importantly there was a shift in policy at least as described by the u.s. president himself what this comes down to is turkey had been wanting to acquire these s. 400 missiles its missile defense system and they were acquiring it from the russians now throughout this time the american administration it said if turkey goes ahead with this that the americans would cancel other military deals namely the f. 35 fighter jets as well as slap on certain sanctions on iran we saw that come to a climax several months ago when the u.s. put sums on turkish imports into america which settled the devaluation of the turkish currency by more than 50 percent over

descendent of the clan lord who funded the very first group of japanese settlers to the u.s. 150 years ago. the consulhree dozen japanese delegates making it the emotional village. for the young it is his first visit to the u.s. for his family's history intersects with american history. >> [ foreign language ]. >> i've heard of the story but i did not know in detail until this occasion. >> reporter: this weekend will be a celebration at the wakamatsu colony site. it was there, june 8th, 1869 when military advisor john henry schnell and the soldiers settlers including craftsmen and farmers left the war-torn region of japan and established the wakamatsu silk colony in california. after two years of drought the colony failed. it was sold to a beer camper family who farmed the land for more than a century employing some of the former settlers. in 2007 agreed to sell the historic site to the american river conservancy for preservation. >> it really speaks to the importance of remembering those core values and what it means to be american and that we are all immigrants we are a nation of immigrants. >> repo

u.s. has issued a security alert after recent bombings in saudi arabia the american consulate in jeddah sent out the warning after 2 car bombings on june 7th several people were injured the advisory also urged u.s. citizens to use extreme caution because of the recent missile and drone attacks near the yemeni border those are the headlines the news continues here after talk to al jazeera to stay with us. i'm counting the cost and has lost its crown as the bass is growing big economy where it all goes wrong for modi so soon after his landslide election victory no longer the world's garbage can china disrupted the multi-billion dollar global way fame to. counting the costs on al-jazeera. to. see. albania was hoping to be asked to start european union membership talks this month but that now seems unlikely to happen either you leaders want to see a country with stable democratic institutions but in the past week president has cancelled local elections that were scheduled for the end of the month because the opposition democratic party refuses to take part in them making matters worse the ruling

killing of jamal khashoggi the journalist was worded at the saudi consulate in istanbul last year plus a staggering new figure from the u.s. read.

u.s. that will damage the interests of the rishonim immediately and they don't want to go to bat a consulate immediately because this is just a message to the u.s. government and its allies especially the forces in the reaching that have the power to interfere in. their act against iran attack and they want to control the. it all. now. if it is interesting that japan and norway are being used as proxies on some level but why is the u.s. taking the lead on this why is the u.s. claiming that this is an attack on them shouldn't japan and norway be the countries pressing claims against iran if a sense of their property. well it's well it's just it's been just a while it's not a it's not a long time you're never not maybe be the one to take ashes or claims against iranian government but it is this this is a message to u.s. government not the japanese government is a clear message to go to truck to travel administration and michael who just went to tampa in florida to talk to top commanders. to consider their actions and they are even considering military options and the iranian government denying

holding those responsible to account shoji was killed after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul in october last year. u.s. president donald trump says he thinks something positive will happen with north korea after receiving what he called a beautiful letter from kim jong un washington stocks with pyongyang have sold over its nuclear program but trump says the country has tremendous potential no nuclear testing no major missile tests nothing like when i 1st got here when i 1st got here it was a mess we have a very good relationship together now i could ferment because of the letter i got yesterday. i think you know i think that something will happen that's going to be very positive but in the meantime we have our hot back the remains keep coming back we have a relation but you know all trump has also been speaking about venezuela he says he's looking into the possibility of granting asylum to those fleeing political turmoil in their country our white house correspondent kimberly how kate's has more . u.s. president donald trump on wednesday indicating that he may consider offering temporary protected sta

u.s. has issued a security alert after recent bombings in saudi arabia the consulate in jeddah issued the warning of 2 car bombs on this june the 7th several people were injured the advisory also urges u.s. citizens to use extreme caution because of recent missile and drone attacks near yemen's border. safety trade wars and the growing security challenge in the gulf are causing concern at the paris air show the french president emanuel mccraw is attending one of the industry's largest events it will likely see more deals for airbus after boeing's troubles with its 737 next aircraft the plane was grounded after 2 failed crashes within 5 months those were the headlines more news in half an hour next it's inside story do stay with us. suspended but not scrapped anger of the hong kong's controversial extradition bill isn't going away and protesters are demanding the territories leaders step down so how will hong kong deal with growing public discontent and how is it viewed in china this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan a controversial extradition laws been suspended

u.s. shutdown its consulate. personnelum did most from the embassy in baghdad because of iranian threats. it did not respond to the tanker crisis. now it doesn't respond to a shootdown of a drone. my view is the signal this sends iran is we are not going to respond to their activity. that sounds like appeasement. play theant to interview it's going to be on sunday's meet the press about not going on strike. >> to jew greenlight something? what was the order? >> thinks change. ready to gohing subject to my approval. they came about half an hour before. definition.ter they would have been pretty soon. things would've happened to appoint where you couldn't turn back. they came and said we are ready to go. i want to know something before you go. how many people will be killed? great people, these generals. approximately 150. i thought about it for a second. they shot down an unmanned drone. are, sending 150 dead people that would have taken place. i didn't like it. i didn't think it was proportionate. interview willa

u.s. administration should hold those responsible for what happened to mr. bush. to account for what for what happened in that consulate in istanbul john yearwood we thank you very much for joining us from florida well the u.s. state department says it's looking closely at the report and that it supports kalam mars mission to investigate extra judicial summary or arbitrary executions cassar has more from washington. well the statement from the u.s. state department that was just released said that the saudi government should continue to ascertain all the facts and hold those responsible for the murder accountable and that if additional facts come to light the u.s. will consider further measures what's left out of this though is the international of knowledge meant of this trial happening in saudi arabia as lacking transparency the 11 defendants are not even named and so it's unclear exactly how these additional facts would come to light and that has led to frustration which is a continuation of what members of congress have been expressing since the cia concluded that n.b.s. ordered the killing of jamal khashoggi senat

being prejudiced jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the kingdom's consulate in istanbul last october. palestinians have rejected the u.s. administration's $50000000000.00 economic proposal thousands of palestinians have been knowledge ing in protesting gaza and in the occupied west bank senior adviser jared cushnie unveiled the proposals at a conference in bahrain and called them an opportunity of the century. now food aid has started to arrive for refugees who've been forced out of their homes by fierce fighting in eastern democratic republic of call. but aid workers a still struggling to reach tens of thousands of others who are trapped in areas where rival militias have been attacking villages catherine sawyer reports now from neighboring uganda where many congolese have fled. $7000.00 congolese have come to this calm for safety on the shores of lake the ugandan boda they've escaped from fighting in the eastern province of the tory in the democratic republic most of them want to cross into uganda but have lost everything and the johnny is too expensive i don't know round i'm leaving in this camp with my 5 children b

u.s. drones and the deputy consul general of israel talks about the new sanctions and if possible military action and we are back after the break. compare comcast business to your current provider. my current service provider does not provide half of what you provide. and to know that i could save money? i'd be thrilled. this sounds like a whole business package, which would be incredible. so what are you guys waiting for? let's do it. (laughs) comcast business gives you a full suite of products with great performance and value. get fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network for less than at&t. that's 120 dollars less a year. better, faster. i mean sign me up. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> we expect to learn more about the 11 people who died in the skydiving crash. i meant into women on the airplane when it crashed in bird on friday on the north shore. seven of them were going for a tandem jump. people who have not had lessons are tethered with the license jumper and they are looking at maintenance and we care records and clues into what may have caused the cras

u.s. government official told the voices news agency it's urging the saudis to show tangible progress towards holds and those responsible to account question gee was killed in the sinai the sanity consulate in istanbul last october donald trump continues to defend his latest migrants' agreements with mexico which is criticized for offering nothing new. there's the agreement there's a very simple agreement. the u.s. president shows what he says is the proof which compels the mexican government to control the flow of migrants north towards the border with the us mexico says it will send troops to southern border with bottom our own weapons they trump threaten tariffs on mexican exports for failure to comply with his demands meanwhile the u.s. government says the number of people caught crossing the southern border will likely reach a 1000000 this year heidi joe castro has more from the border town of el paso in texas. 60000 children are among the migrants who crossed into the u.s. in the last 40 days some came alone others with families fleeing violent homes in central america to walk thousands of kilometers north to now test whether the united states will receive them this is a place wher

the columnist was killed last year at the saudi consulate in istanbul and had written columns critical of the crown prince. >>> the u.s. has revealed new evidence of iran's alleged involvement in the attacks on oil tankers in the persian gulf. nancy pelosi said she is very concerned about the possibility of a miscalculation as tensions rise between the u.s. and iran. >> i don't think the president wants to go to war. he's told me over and over again, not in relationship to iran but in terms of iraq, that was a mistake. >> iraqi officials say a rocket hit an oil drilling site striking a camp housing energy giant exxon-mobil. ll nly reports from doha in the persian gulf. >> reporter: a u.s. base on the persian gulf, fragments of mines and the magnets used to attach them. made by iran, said the u.s., to attack oil t week. >> a striking resemblance to that publicly displayed in the iranian military parades. >> reporter: more proof said u.s. officials of iranian guilt to add to the photographs and video that show iranian revolutionary guards nexted to the damaged ship. president trump is now playing down the attacks. he sa

well the consulate attack was meant to be in retaliation for standing at the u.s. military surveillance drone over the gulf region strait of hormuz iran said it was ready to add to its collection of dan drones if washington violates space it has more. in trump's words he seems to have indicated it could have been a human error he pointed out that it could have been a general or some other official who made the mistake of ordering for the drone to be shot down i find it hard to believe it was intentional if you want to know the truth i think that it could have been somebody who was loose and stupid our iran is said that the drone did indeed enter their airspace and violate their territory and that they intend to go to the united nations in order to prove this they say that it was in the southern part of their country that this drone entered their airspace and that they shot it down for violating their airspace at this point we've got the iranian foreign minister condemning the united states for what he calls economic terrorism the us wages economic terrorism on iran

murder of journalist jamal khashoggi, last october in saudi arabia's istanbul consulate in turkey, has had implications on u.s. policy and the kingdom's reputation. as nick schifrin reports, today the u.n. released new details out how khashoggi was killed, and how the kingdom has responded. >> schifrin: the report erscribes how jamal khashoggi died and was disme by saudi officials. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on those officials and endorsed' saudi aratrials of what the kingdom calls a "rogue" operation without the knowledgep of cronce mohammad bin salman. today a state department official said "we are determined to press for accountability for every person who was responsle." also today the saudi minister of state for foreign affairs " tweeted tport contains clear contradictions and baseless allegations, which challenges its credibility." before that criticism, i interviewed the report's author, u.n. special rapporteur agnesma cald. welcome to the nwshour. we quote those inside the consulate who were waiti for khashoggi's arrival. thge seems to s this was premeditated. >> there's very little doubt that mur