releases intelligence showing prince mohammed bin salmond likely approve the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi also coming up more than 300 schoolgirls are missing in nigeria the 2nd mass kidnapping in 10 days police and the military launched a joint mission to find the armed gunmen who took. the safe return of these celebrity tops l.a. police say lady gaga has to stolen french bulldogs have been returned safely but the attackers who shot her don't do that remain at large. time on you tube as mckinnon thanks so much for joining us saudi arabia has hit back at us claims that crown prince mohammed bin salmond likely approves the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the biden administration has released a report gathered by intelligence off to his killing in 2018 it was classified until now despite the findings washington has stopped short of imposing sanctions directly on the prince saudi government says it completely rejects the cia's findings. all report making new headlines it was originally suppressed by the trump administration but 3 years later its declassified its conclusion cle

to washington that correspondent on a salad welcome of all over how deeply is crown prince mohammed bin salmond implicated in this matter. certainly very damning material phil and it suggests that mohammed bin samon the saudi crown prince ordered this murder that does not come as a big surprise there were other reports that were published before the u.s. intelligence report. out of course there is a new quality now in play and that is we are hearing it now directly from the u.s. intel intelligence community and the report says that psalm on saw it as a threat to the saudi kingdom for his critical reporting predominantly in the washington post he was also very critical of the crown prince himself and that some on the back violence if necessary to silence him was sort of evidence of that presented or most of the evidence in this report is classified some of the details that the that was used to come to their concluding stem from recordings of the killing and the subsequent dismemberment of jamal khashoggi body that was obtained by the turkish intelligence they taped the saudi embassy and therefor

intelligence reports says prince mohammed bin salmond's likely approved the operation to kill him inside. so how will those findings impact u.s. relations also on the program. of. hundreds of schoolgirls in the country's northwest we'll bring you the latest on rescue efforts . european union leader.

and that is the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon reporters also asked the press secretary today if mohammed bin or rather the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond if he would be on the telephone call with joe biden the saudi king she said that that would not take place she said a call between his counterpart the defense secretary led austin and himself has already occurred and that is what the white house feels is appropriate at this time so a lot of anticipation about this call the white house saying there will be a readout once it is has taken place but at the same time they will not get ahead of that process or a change in policy as a result of the contents of the report once that intelligence report is made public can be ok thank you very much indeed. still to come on there are actually road maps speeding up through southeast asia malaysia and vietnam among the latest to stop their campaigns. anger outside of lebanese court as families fear anti-government activists could be executed for terrorism. probably their weather's looking pretty good across the good parts if europe at the moment lost a clear skies into central and southern pos litt

a newly declassified intelligence report says prince mohammed bin salmond probably approved the operation to kill him the saudi consulate in istanbul also coming up. nigeria suffers another mass abduction gunmen kidnap hundreds of schoolgirls police i'm the military launched a joint rescue operation and. security forces in myanmar fire warning shots to break up protests against the military's going to put pro-democracy demonstrators say they won't back down. and also on the show cops on wheels roller blading policeman step up the pace in the fight against crime in pakistan. yes welcome to the program saudi arabia has hit back at the u.s. claims that crown prince mohammed bin sound man probably approved the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the biden administration has released a report written just after the killing in 2018 but which was never made public washington has imposed sanctions on an elite saudi unit singled out for its role in the murder in the murder of the. prince has always denied any involvement and the saudi government says it completely rejects the findings. and old re

intelligence report says saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond approve the operation to capture or kill john list jamal khashoggi. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program anger in nigeria zamfara state after gunmen kidnap more than 300 schoolgirls in a nighttime raid. me and my own ambassador to the united nations urges the world to act as police dispersed anti coup protest as any and gone. use only reads. against the. google earth and. called the people numerous. u.s. intelligence officials believe the saudi crown prince approve the operation to capture or kill journalist mark ashaji in 2018 that's according to a long awaited report just declassified by the biden administration it says mohammed bin salman was in absolute control of the kingdom's intelligence and security services meaning such an operation would not have been carried out without his authorization it notes that the crown prince or as a threat and broadly back to violence if it was needed to silence him the report also lists 21 individuals u.s. intelligence has high

it says he was murdered by a saudi hit squad operating under orders from saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond the white house is under pressure to sanction the crown prince. well 1st let me be clear that behind the scenes there are a range of diplomatic conversations that make absolutely clear to the saudis and to others around the world that this is going to be a different kind of relationship and our actions make that absolutely clear as well chris historically though as you well know you've been covering these issues for some time the united states has not historically sanctioned the leaders of countries where we have diplomatic relations or even some we don't have diplomatic relations we understand that's a bar some are holding this too but our objective here from the government from the biden administration is preventing this from ever happening again it was our intelligence committee that passed a law that made this record public and i think what we've seen out of the biden ministration is they've taken the 1st step of sanctioning those individuals around m.b.'s i think they need to kee

our top stories this hour saudi crown prince mohammed bin salmond approved the operation to capture or kill a journalist jamal khashoggi according to u.s. intelligence agencies and at a classified report a saudi journalist who was resident in the united states was killed in the kingdom's consulate in istanbul in 2018 the us has now banned 76 saudi nationals it's linked to counter dissident activities following the release of the report. the report cites a number of reasons why this conclusion has been reached it says based on the capabilities of decision making abilities of the saudi crown prince and the direct involvement of the security detail in the operations also that the crown prince huge about as a threat to the kingdom and broadly supported violent measures to silence him now it goes on further in the report to say that saudi officials overall had prepared according to u.s. intelligence unspecified operations against the shoji it's unclear if those were violent. and our other headlines man was ambassador to the united nations as dramatically hit out the military rule in his cou

the journalist is published it's widely believed to implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin salmond in the killing a court in germany has convicted a former syrian intelligence officer in a landmark case relating to the torture of protesters garrett was found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half years and security has been stepped up outside a military court in beirut with $32.00 anti-government activists are standing trial the accused face charges of terrorism and theft stemming from protests in tripoli in january the terrorism offense carries the death penalty it's the 1st time it's been leveled against demonstrators. so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the bottom life stage and thanks for watching. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question are iran in the united states destined for collision or for a new deal regarding iran's nuclear program and national ambitions let's get to the bottom line. after donald trump told the court on the life support system of relations between washington and tehran pres

of the journalist published it's widely expected to implicate the king's son crown prince mohammed bin salmond in killing former president donald trump the ministration refused to release the document. trip point and foreign minister is in thailand for talks following this month's who it's part of regional efforts to resolve the crisis protesters in myanmar continue to demand the release of elected leader. a court in germany has convicted a former syrian intelligence officer in a case relating to the torture of protesters. was found guilty of helping facilitate crimes against humanity and jailed for 4 and a half years the charges involve the arrest and torture of at least 30 people in damascus after a rally in 2011 and security has been stepped up outside a military court in beirut 30 antigovernment activists standing trial refused to terrorism and theft in connection with protests in tripoli last month the terrorism charges carry the death penalty. for those with the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world station thanks for watching. this i mean the north busin

intelligence report finds that saudi prince mohammed bin salmond approved an operation to capture or kill journalist jamal khashoggi. hello i'm maryam namazie and london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program. ambassador to the united nations the world to act as police.

relationship is to change the difficultly that's after a declassified report accused crown prince mohammed bin salmond of approving a plan to capture or kill journalist to market shakti who was murdered in istanbul . and jerry and security sources say dozens of students kidnapped from cook got a secondary school last week are being released an official says that now arrived in mid air in central area. as u.s. government report is accusing ethiopian officials of carrying out a systematic campaign of ethnic cleansing in tikrit ethiopia launched a military campaign against great fighters in the region last november. let's continue with that story the u.s. report on the murder of saudi journalist ambassador matthew pries a former u.s. diplomat and a white house official he joins us on skype from istanbul thank you for your time so this report found that the crown prince approved the assassination but that no actions will be taken or now we're seeing that no actions we've taken against the crown prince himself why is that what is the american calculation here. yes thanks for having me with you kim i think

intelligence reports into the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi it says crown prince mohammed bin salmond gave approval for khashoggi to be captured or killed the kingdom has denounced the report is false and unacceptable ellen fisher reports from washington d.c. . when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the 2nd 2018 he thought he was simply picking up paperwork to clear the way for his upcoming wedding instead according to u.s. intelligence the u.s. resident and saudi citizen met a team of saudi agents set to capture or kill him he was never seen alive again now a newly declassified report from the director of national intelligence says saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin selman approved the operation the report states the crown prince viewed khashoggi as a threat to the kingdom and broadly supported using violent measures if necessary to silence them by spoke yesterday with the king prince made it clear to him the rules are changing and we're going to be announcing significant changes in today and. we are going to hold them accountable

amongst that whole list where is bin salmond what is the price to pay for mohammed bin solomon. the only fingerpointing why do you think that the crown prince of skates any kind of personal sanction from the u.s. on this if he is the one that they say albeit it's only a hunch based on circumstantial evidence of what they think may have happened why do you think it escaped personal sanction. well because he has the effect of ruler of saudi arabia the u.s. still you know at least there are the rulers of the united states that relationship with the rulers of saudi arabia just too important to them to give up on you know saudi arabia sense billions tens of billions a year on on us weapons. it acts as a proxy for the u.s. in that region. it's a closely aligned with israel the us has been fostering closer relations between all the gulf sheik dems and israel to essentially. you know support the us empire in that part of the world and you could say what about sony's lucrative arms sales slide only a few years ago under donald trump 10 years 350000000000 dollars 1000000000 dollars worth