democrat gina raimondo and republican allan fung. right after the conclusion of the debate we want to remind you we hope you can join us for a special edition of facebook live, we have an exciting panel of six roger williams university students hold up in a room watching the debate live tonight, they will be taking notes and engaging in a spirited discussion on facebook live and we hope you can join us starting at 8:00 tonight. we have a busy night ahead of us and we want to introduce our moderators for the evening, reporters tim wright and ted kneesee. >> moderator: a live reminder to our audience, hold your applause and reaction to everyone at home and here at roger williams university can hear from the candidates. each candidate will get a 62nd closing statement at the end of the debate. gina raimondo, joe trillo, allan fung, thank you for joining us tonight. there is no strict format to tonight's debate. we are looking for an open and honest discussion of the issues but if you're not answering the question or taking too long, we

joining us is allan miller, founder and ceo of the news literacy projectct here to talk about the topic of fact checking and then it turns of the 2018. good morning. talk to her views about the project or what is a compounded to get it started? >> guest: with a national nonpartisan educational nonprofit that works with educators andt journalists to middle school, teach middle school and higho school students what to believeig in the digital age and given the tools to be informed and engaged participant in democracy. i was a journalist for 29 years, most of the with the "los angeles times" in washington. when i started in 2008, this was long before alternative facts fakeke news. our goal is to give the next generation the tools to know what news and information to trust, to share and to act on. >> host: when a young person receives news information about politics off of social media, what makes you so they would not be able to see if it's true or not? >> guest: we know both from many studies and from her own expense in the class of last decade that busted they be digital, they don't have

sympathy of the public alan fischer joins us now from istanbul so a lot of developments in the last day allan what should we be looking for next. well i think over the next forty eight hours we should watch to see what comes from the turkish side president and the one said when he was speaking a few hours ago that they had more information something that we've always suspected and he said he would use it when it was of most benefit essentially to turkey no we know that the saudi prosecutor is jew in istanbul in forty eight hours on sunday and the turks me well released some information before then to put pressure on him you know the expect this saudi prosecutor not to come up with a great deal of information but they're saying look we want to extradite these eighteen people from saudi arabia and that extradition order has already been processed by the justice department here it's been passed on to the foreign ministry and will go through the normal diplomatic channels the intention is they want those eighteen saudis to stand trial here in turkey with international observers and they see the w

holding back on a couple of vital support points of information as far as the talks are concerned allan we've got reports of new evidence take us through what the turkish media saying today what might not actually be new evidence sami but certainly what is a new angles of looking for evidence first of all there are the drains the sewers in iran and the consul general is accommodation which is not far from where i'm standing less than a five minute walk and in fact and you remember the couple of days ago we reported on the fact that as a matter of routine the local municipality had cleared this service road about. the cultural general's. house what has happened now is that the turkish investigative teams have put don't cameras into those sewers looking for evidence they say that they will analyze the results in the coming days that may provide some information for them another thing they're looking at is the fireplace at the consul general house because the say that something was used something was burned in the fireplace or something was obviously used in the fireplace and then it was e

joining me now is allan lichtman and jamil jarrer. great to have you here. this professor is literallyic calling for violence against republican senators. your thoughts on this. and the university is backing her woman they do the same thing if a conservative or middle of the road republican professorli about advocating violence against any minority group? >> i can only speak for myself and my university. i've been teaching for 45-years at american university, nobody but nobody has ever advocated violence against anyone. >> what do you think of this professor? is a code? you can't comment on other professors. >> i don't think anybody should bed a very caughting violence but i'm astonished to hear youme talk about the need for facts and truth in this age of donald trump as president. lies are documented -- >> documented by whom? >> "the new york times." >> all right. when you have the lichtman angle, you can speak for as long as you want. >> why do you have me here if you don't want me to speak. >> i don't play that game, i'm trying to direct the conversation

astronauts and a russian cosmonaut survived after making an emergency landing in kazakhstan which allan's has more from moscow. with the traditional wave of departing spacemen make hay and alexi of chain in said goodbye to worth it they'd be back sooner than they thought since the demise of nasa space shuttle program russia's so you system is currently the only way for people to get up to the international space station the russian and the american to begin one hundred and eighty seven days in orbit liftoff but first they have to get there the launch seemed to go well initially the rocket lifted off into the cloudless skies above baikonur kazakstan but one hundred nineteen seconds into the journey there was a catastrophic malfunction here the soyuz making its way into space inside the capsule video shows the two men being shaken about before the feed is cut to a computer graphic for our second i cannot afford a minute forty five seven. the failure of the bush hearing there that there has been an issue with the booster and we're standing by for information the men and their capsule were no

thank you allan faith in istanbul force assaying askari is a professor of international business and affairs at george washington university he says an extradition simply won't happen. anyone who knows anything about saudi arabia would tell you that in saudi arabia this is has not happened without the approval and the direct involvement of prince n.b.s. as he's called all that came and put the saudis to send these eighteen men or fifteen men or whatever number outside of saudi arabia they would be losing control of this whole affair because if they keep it in saudi arabia it will have some kind of concocted trial it would not be open it never is open and this will be the end of it and they will come up with something to try to satisfy the world that if they send them to technically they will lose total control and they will be up a creek but turkey also wants to be careful and want something out of this i think what maybe it is looking for the moment to arrive at some kind of a compromise is to get saudi arabia to maybe help with the blockade of back have let that loose i think tell

trillo, do you deny you are drawing votes from allan fung? or do acknowledge that? >> i want to draw votes from both of them. as an independent i believe i can get democrats who are tired of the progressive movement of which this governor supports. moderator: ms. raimondo, one of the things you touted is the amgen expansion in west greenwich. executives at amgen have credited mr. trump's tax cuts as a key reason they are doing that project here in rhode island. should you be thanking the trump administration for that? >> no, no. i take issue with what allan fung said about the economy, the lowest unemployment rates in 20 years, we have a record number of jobs in our state. there is more roadwork happening now than at any point in my lifetime. there are cranes in the sky. we trained 3000 people to our new approach to job training. the fact is the economy -- moderator: why would executives at amgen credit trump tax cuts if you don't? >> i think they said the tax cuts give them incentive to bring cash back to america and that is true, but they chose -- they could have

say alan fischer is outside the saudi consulate in istanbul and joins us now and allan we were just hearing those comments from the present regime type one continuing to pressure the saudis and specifically demanding to know where adi is. exactly the chief prosecutor from saudi arabia will be arriving here in istanbul in the coming hours he will outline the case against the eighteen people that commonly being held in saudi arabia in connection with the khashoggi killing but you can under pressure when he sits stone face to face with his turkish counterpart to extradite these people know when the saudi foreign minister says that there's been hysteria over the coverage of the death of jamal khashoggi that really begins to agree with turkey because as far as they can see what happened was in a place that is meant to be a diplomatic mission in the center of the biggest city in turkey someone was murdered the saudi arabians suddenly denied it so he never left the building and then admitted it and certainly what the touch want to know is where is the body or are they talking about body parts who

allan guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. if you ever have to cover up a murder the best way is to make an accident raring to. never read a book like this. which list. the streets. bishes plans by one of germany's legacy industrial firms siemens is to build a big start up company in berlin can it succeed where google just failed. it's the tenth anniversary for the world's most famous crypto currency where does bitcoin stand a decade after the introduction and can we finally trust it. also on the show panama introduces the so-called tourism card for cuba how it should help the caribbean nation to gain more investment back home. is the business as welcome siemens will invest six hundred million euros in an integration center in berlin it's called future campus under spires to become the german silicon valley it will include research laboratories high tech production facilities offices and housing siemens has engaged startup companies to take part of almost science scientists in the conceptualization of the campus project for be

and the business world won't pull allan how the microsoft co-founder used his vast wealth to pursue his passion and ambition. amid fizzle and let's do business european commission president. says italy must stick to its commitments rome managed to get its dropped budget in on time by midnight last night along with all of the eurozone member states but the commission's been warning italy's proposed deficit represents a significant deviation from its agreed economic path the populist government wants to stimulate the economy with a spending hike of thirty six point seven billion euros next year almost two thirds of that will be funded by a higher deficit a much higher defense at that is two point four percent of gross domestic product all the programs it wants to fund sound nice raising the retirement age basic income for the four there were fears these measures will put the date. sima group setting by first in rome let's start with the economy minister zagi meant that this budget will boost growth and not day it's how valid is that. well that's certainly what the government is thinking w

he beat allan taylor a—o today, his 1a7 coming in the final frame.mpics in buenos aires — ivan hope price doing the business in the first round to take the flyweight boxing title. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. bye— bye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, news editor at the institute of economic affairs and the political editor of the new statesman, george eaton. welcome to both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i says theresa may could ask to extend the transtion period — where the uk still follows eu rules after brexit — to make time for a deal to be finalised. the telegraph goes with the same story, describing the move as ‘playing for time'. the mailfront pages also leads with the story, bemoaning ‘another year in brexit limbo'. the metro reports that french president macron is threatening to declare all brits living in the country illegal immigrants in the event of a no—deal brexit. the times has a special invest

allan. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've matter us with over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth if you want to be old for rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trade per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom but. this is crude oil peter. so they hate to actually physically hold it out or else you would have well well well well well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. if you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as a minimum there is an issue. here in india. they were told sixty dollars

. >> con los tantos de allan mendoza temprano en el marcador y el chileno felipe mora. >>> luego ibaicano tuvo como es habitual una excelente actuaciÓn. >> habÍa descontado. >> el jugador de zambia. >> que marcha quinto con 15 unidades. >> bien por memo ochoa. >> muy bien tambiÉ miguel ayÚn ingresÓ en la etapa complementaria. >> con un gol del argentino leonard. completÓ 11 de 20 pases tom brady enviÓ para 3 pases de anotaciÓn para los patriots 38 a 7 sobre los delfines de miami >>> vaya caras largas por el estudio los resumimos a 11-10 centros en la ediciÓn fin de semana en "titulares y mÁs" junto a carlos hermosillo >>> vamos a estar muy atento. >> gracias sammy fÍjese usted que en rusia saliÓ a la venta el calendario 2019 con diferentes paÍses. >> se trata de un clÁsico que sus seguidores esperan anualmente porque reafirma el liderazgo que representa su figura pero aprovechan de decir ya es momento de un cambio. >> a la venta para los interesados asÍ nos vamos gracias por dejarnos entrar a sus hogares ahora los dejamos con el domingo de eliminaciÓn de exatlÓn, buenas noches y feli

moving on to our other top story allan and the nation's development of the jamal kushal jing murder case saudi arabia's most senior prosecutor has arrived in turkey saudi launch it will make investigators and as bold expected to hand over the testimonies of the eight hundred suspects to his to his counterpart saudi arabia is still refusing to extradite them insisting that they'll be tried in the kingdom meanwhile turkish police have revealed that the saudi consuls chief and the ball went to a forest north of the city a day before kushal g. was murdered and that's an area where investigators have been searching for the missing journalists body the u.s. defense secretary james mattis says he's held talks with the saudi foreign minister to mounting a transparent investigation. we discussed it. you know the same thing we talked about things here and she told police that he gave. full full agreement from for me to bear no reservation did all we need you need to know what happened. there was no great collaborative great. stratford has moved from istanbul turkey as police say that. zany was the

amazon says that the increase in the wage will compensate for the losses from previous benefits jan and allan who we heard from earlier gave us her views on the new pay scale. there's a condition that comes with the fifteen dollars an hour which is they took away our stock and they took away our bonuses that we receive every month i think that by them taken away the stock in the bonuses was not a good trade off but we all signed the contract i signed it and amazon signed it they have to come up with a new contract for us to sign that's exactly what the states right here in this state that they gave us to shares of stock and that we receive stock every year that we are there so i have six shares that i will never be able to cash in because they've taken it away from me and because i've been on medical leave it will it won't vest for till two thousand and twenty. like i will before we go this have a quick recap of our breaking news because police say they have closed part of the train station in the german city of cologne due to a hostage situation no idea no indication yet on the numbers invol

gregory allan bush is charged with shooting and tilling wednesday.ush tried go in a predominantly half can-american church. a witness at the kroger said bush, who is white, told him whites don't shoot whites. both victims are african-american. the u.s. attorney general says that this is being looked at as a possible hate crime investigation. >>> variety reports megyn kelly is preparing for an aggressive legal fight with nbc after her black face comment. she hired a top hollywood attorney bryan freedman to negotiate her exit from the network. on tuesday she caused a huge backlash when she said on air it was okay for white people to dress in black face for halloween. she later apologized. in a sign kelly is on her way out, a rerun replaced the broadcast tl jenner writes, i thought trump would help people. she was wrong. she said when he was elected he said he would support the lgbtq s t t ty but sadly was wrong. mmunity is being relentlessly attacked by this president. she also said i must learn from my mistakes and move forward. she said she will cont

zeros alan fischer is with us alan was listening in to that speech as well what did you make of it allan. very interesting the climb to the thirty fourth the future is coming to will certainly show is that the talks aren't letting up and the determination to get to the bottom of this something that we knew clearly the saudis want to be seen to be cool creating the question that the president is asking clearly is which is the body we need to know and believe is that someone on the news that's obviously to help give the casualty family some closure on this you remember that just twenty four hours ago we were talking about a well the consulate the consult the consul gotten in a stun duel not initially there was a sense of the garden he wanted to say well they needed a special team to do that this he said that if they were bringing extra people in they had to get specific permission for those people to the turks slightly frustrated at the amount of red tape and need struction that the saudis and the recruiting employees start the no a want to go ahead and search that well initially they said

but despite that, he whitewashed allan taylor 4—0 today, his 147 coming in the final frame.ting used to it. tennis, and another big win forjohanna konta in moscow. she battled to beat australia's daria gavrilova in three sets to go through to the quarter finals of the kremlin cup. its been a rocky season for konta, but she has looked on better form since splitting with her coach michaeljoyce after less than a year together. now let's have a quick look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today. the injury crisis continues for eddie jones. he's lost four players this week alone, the latest, mako vunipola, whojoins his brother billy, chris robshaw, and joe launchbury on the sidelines for england's internationals next month. scotland head coach gregor townsend has named three uncapped players in his ito—man squad for the autumn tests. blade thompson, sam skinner, and sam johnson are all included. townsend's side play wales in cardiff on 3 november, then host fiji, south africa, and argentina. british heavyweight derek chisora's has chosen his old enemy as hi

will report in the fullness of time all right anderson it's live for us in istanbul andrew thank you allan. york times is reporting that the rulers of saudi arabia may be considering blaming a top intelligence official close to the crown prince mohammed bin solomon for the killing the report says that general allah sciri an advisor to the crown prince could be cited as being responsible for the murder due to a misunderstanding over instructions the general services spokesman for the saudi led military coalition in yemen let's take a look at the man who's at the center of all of this criticize saudi arabia's monarchy after a.

tribunal would be appointing a new board at infrastructure leasing and financial services ltd or i allan f. asked after the group missed several debt repayment deadlines a report from financial times noted that the group has accumulated more than twelve point six billion dollars in debt and that quote it's a major presence in india's emerging corporate debt market has sparked fears for the fast growing non-bank lenders that ever lived heavily on short term funding once the news broke shares in the companies listed entities rose by their daily limit on the month by stock exchange the stocks of non-bank lenders also rose strongly with the on housing financing gaining seventeen percent accurate of last almost half of its value in just a week fast has gained a reputation as one of india's the biggest corporate entities over the last three decades but it plans to create an investment boom in india is in for sure. by using a complex adept fold structure has now backfired and as a result investors who previously relied on india's state owned banks are now selling both bonds and equities in fear

and allan maybe i'm tariffs had already kicked in you know how it works now america first but we understand that president trump wants to reduce the trade deficit but i think it's very important for president trump and his administration to find out the root cause of why there is a trade deficit in america i think there is a possibility that they do not yet understand why and so the world silver and bronze medalists and g.d.p. are shaking hands smiling and are possibly even ready to team up what will the golden boy have to say one expert on asia pacific relations we spoke to says trump's only got himself to blame if indeed he's on happy about china and japan cozying up to each other. us did not expect that the other that other countries would be able to set aside their differences and get to get to the table with each other as relatively easily as they had been able to do so but at the end of the day it is the us which has to be there and have a chance to it which has to carry the blame for this book the countries are with frankly facing unilateral and hostile trade enforcement action from

allan fisher has more reaction from washington. one week on since the disappearance of american resident jamal khashoggi in istanbul and the u.s. is still chasing answers i know nothing right and i know what everybody else does know your state department insists it is pressuring the saudis we're not going to make any judgments about what had happened to him the united states is certainly concerned about his whereabouts a senior officials at the state department have spoken with saudi officials through diplomatic channels about the matter we call on the government of saudi arabia to conduct a thorough trant and transparent investigation at a washington conference discussing come to events in saudi arabia concerned for the journalist disappearance bubbled under the surface one human rights activist says the u.s. must take much stronger action than just expressing concern i like to see the u.s. demand that the saudis produce him and if they can't produce him produce a detailed explanation including documentation c.c.t.v. footage whate

do you have a science question that you've always wanted allan say it we're happy to help out send it to us as a video. text or voice mail if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you come on just ask. you'll find us online at the d.w. dot com slash science and of course on twitter and facebook get in touch. did you know that more organisms live on your skin than they are people on earth does that make your skin crawl it shouldn't we need that epidermal ensemble minute might for example they live on and in our hair follicle their favorite meal see them but when this monogamy is out of balance you might find yourself with an edge to scratch. it makes sense to take good care of your skin because it's far more complex than it looks the average person has almost five million haris all over their body a miniature forest and habited by a host of tiny organisms. among them bacteria viruses from guy and mites it's a microscopic zoo. and if all its inhabitants are in equilibrium your skin does just fine. but when they aren't you can develop conditions like any to

the suspects joins us live from istanbul so the idea that turkey would get to deal with the suspects allan saudi arabia is obviously pushing back against this saying that they would actually be tried in saudi arabia were what's it play here what is the likelihood that they would ever actually be extradited it seems highly unlikely but it's not a demand that the turks are going to drop very soon they continue to say that if there was to be a trial here in turkey it would be done in front of international observers to ensure fair play and they want to make sure that those responsible for the killing of jamal khashoggi are brought to justice that the turks have been looking for international support and they got it to international conferences on saturday one right here in istanbul we had from the leader of germany and the president of france both of them were seeing that they're in favor of a coordinated approach when the investigations are complete and someone points to who was responsible for ordering the death of jamal khashoggi. we came to talk syria but the jamal khashoggi case was neve

jon: but last night at a rally in mississippi, that allan d. restraint? forget it.ru donald cracked his knuckles and was ready to fight. he mocked dr. ford. pres. trump: how did you get home? i don't remember. how did you get there? i d't remember. where is the place? i don't remember. how many years ago was it? i don't know. i don't know. i don't know! i don't know! whateighborhood was it in? i don't know. where is the house? i don't know. upstairs, downstairs, where was it? i don't know. t i had one beer, that i remember. and a man's life is in tatters, a man's life is shattered. jon: trump supporters we spoke to at the rally were singing the same tune. >> if i was a victim like she said she was, you think i will go to a politician? i wi >> i think something happened but she got the wrong person. ,>l if i sit here and t youme "oh, poothis happened" -- d good, but you got to have corroborating evidence. jon: and despite the controversy, there is no going back at the white house. kellyanne conway: excuse me, can you fill in her memory gaps or factual inco

president donald trump appearing on fox news has investigators overseas let's bring in alan fischer allan what else do we know. we don't know much more than that certainly donald trump surprises when he made that announcement during a thursday morning interview with his favorite cable channel he said that there were investigators overseas we started to make calls to find out exactly what the president meant by that where the entire key were the in saudi arabia what exactly was happening and then a short time afterwards the turkish foreign minister said there were no u.s. investigators in turkey so we're still trying to get clarification on that certainly the president has taken a much more cynical stance than he has in the first few days of this incident from going saying that he didn't know what happened to saying if what he was being told was true then it would be very serious interestingly enough in an interview on the self-same cable channel on wednesday he was asked would this possibly mean stopping arms sales to saudi arabia which has been discussed before no not least because of th

picture which might give them an idea of what happened to jamal khashoggi body very interesting indeed allan thanks for the update there from istanbul. fiance says she has no doubt of saudi responsibility for his demanding the return of his body and a whole has more for one more oil service and london. this was a memorial event recalling in the words of the director of middle east monitor dr dowd of the values that jamal khashoggi stood for justice freedom of the press political accountability values that he said were universal resonating everywhere it was also an event that saw perhaps the most public comment yet by her shoulders fiance. yes if only i knew that there were bloodthirsty evil people waiting inside the consulate from one to mao i would have done all i could to prevent him from entering. this or that it had to be the only mongers and big the if only i knew that a death squad was inside yet we never imagined such a level of barbarity cruelty and evil could be voting for jamal miss these describe her as a journalist and an intellectual whose words frightened unjust and greedy auto

only allan has seen shares of ford grow under his tenure if you go back to 2001 to 2006, bill ford, youhairman the company he was ceo and under his leadership lost half its value we know the story about mark fields when he was there jim hakt whockett who has been leadership role since 2007, it's down 50% i've gotten a lot of feedback who looked at this chart and they said, wow, since 2001 the stock really hasn't done anything and really the last 20 years the stock is down 67%. ford reports earnings after the bell on wednesday. >> we'll be watching phil, thanks >>> so the ford share is down more than 40% in year and the stocks dividend in question how should you play the stock heading into earnings? mike. >> yeah, we're going to take a look at doing a quick calendar in ford and here's some of the reasons why. first and foremost, the implied move on earnings next week, not surprisingly is above average. and what that also tells us is that options are expensive, particularly the near-dated options versus the longer dated ones and finally one of the other reasons i might look at a strategy

all right another newspaper in the hot seat next we're checking in with sophie allan coe in moments to join me after that it's for all the latest updates from our moscow news h.q. this is art international. seemed wrong but old rules just don't all. get to shape out just they become advocates and indeed for many equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. when the whole megan's manufacture consent to instant of public wealth. when the running clubs and protect themselves. with the flame and merry go round lifts only the one percent. whole middle of the room signals. going to mean real news. i've been saying the numbers mean something big matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamped each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you loans to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and fifth when rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i i

have come on the must massive pressure today but for altogether different reasons the hong kong based allan one of asia's biggest has reported a big data breach says gained access to information on more than nine million passengers that would use those personal information of customers including passport and telephone numbers happened in march this year but was only made public yesterday however the carriers says there has been no evidence of misuse of the information so far as if it is the major airline to report the days of rage this year of the british airways and delta airlines admitted similar incidents. tesla's back of the black for the first time in two years the production run for the model three so the us electric car maker posed a net income of three hundred eleven million dollars in the last quarter also coming shareholders in the launch of the mobile three had been. delayed by a series of technical stickle glitches repeatedly failed to hit unrealistic production targets and deadlines set by c.e.o. in a mosque while the new figures marked the carmaker's best ever this is just the

allan thank you and there senior political analyst marwan bashara joins us live now in the studio our men we heard there mean obviously the relationship with saudi arabia is almost to find the american position on the middle east and start the truck came into the office of the last thing and i guess you would want to do is to change that relationship but he really really does seem to be up against the war now because of the media pressure in the u.s. we're hearing from alan senators now speaking against that but realistically what do you think the u.s. is going to do now. i think you're right i think since two thousand and fifteen when the new regime and the new king the new crown prince took over. despite three important. crises or blunders if you will in the relationship one was the launching of the war against yemen and getting stuck there were terrible terrible human rights violations and thousands of deaths and so on and so forth and then you had the manufacturing of a crisis with qatar basically making. a clown out of the american president lying to him and so on so forth about

and turkey are the most powerful nato players in europe and yes you just can't help one thing this allan donald. won't be around and stamboul on saturday now sis since this kind of event is just so new it is rather difficult to predict how the format is going to shape out but here's what the press secretary of latimer who told the media about it on friday. fronts in germany had participated in discussing serious problems and do it different from the issue of the days to reconcile different formats in order to synchronize which is negotiate and to attempt to identify common topics it is hard to say right away what subjects will be touched upon it will be the first discussion of this coming. well if that's not specific enough we can look at what the turkish media are saying about it and according to journalists here the things we're going to hear about on saturday are syria reconsideration reconciliation sorry the preservation of the demilitarized zone in efforts to hold elections in the war torn country and also the return of displaced people and something that's very important for and is

their inquiries and promise to soon sure what they know with their allies and the rest of the world allan joins us live now from istanbul what's the latest right now on the investigation. well they're looking at a well in the garden of. the consuls garden in his home a short walk from where we're standing the well was there when the search teams went in to the consul's home last week it was finally noticed they wanted to do a survey of it but because it was six meters deep they needed specialist equipment that meant bringing in more people there were twenty seven people in the turkey search team each one of them was named when the touch told the saudis that they wanted to bring in extra people the saudis are partly objected they said if the name wasn't on the less than they were coming in what the. point was carried out tests on the water samples since then they've got those water samples tested back and they say that there's no indication that there is a body or even body parts in there but to make sure that they're crossing every t. and dotting every i. want to go back and check that we

have made it to the semifinals and even they have been embarrassed at times by the likes of right allan park. increasingly german clubs are struggling to cope with the jewel challenges of domestic and european football why it all comes down to money clubs just don't have enough of it to build a squad capable of fighting on two fronts and whenever it seems sparkles on the big stage clubs in spain and england sent their best players away with huge offers a look at the euros and it was one of germany's biggest german's biggest selling look at the chart look at all the guys that play approach whether a player abroad because they can earn so much more money and if they don't do it by in will and speaking of by and. has serious problem when it comes to competitiveness the variance of now on the last six titles and few expect their crown to slip this season last term they went through an early crisis well don't influence of the blogs and yet they still won the league and an absolute buy in the so powerful they have done basically everything right in the last twenty years they have so much more

president donald trump appearing on fox news has investigators overseas let's bring in alan fischer allan what else do we know we don't know much more than that certainly donald trump surprises when he made that announcement jury in a thursday morning interview with his favorite cable channel he said that there were investigators overseas we started to make calls to find out exactly what the president meant by that where the entire key were the in saudi arabia what exactly was happening and then a short time afterwards the turkish foreign minister said there were no u.s. investigators in turkey so we're still trying to get clarification on that.

cathay pacific shares have come under massive pressure today as the hong kong based allan has reported a data breach one of asia's biggest airlines cathay says a hacker gained access to information on more than nine million passengers the hack which exposed personal information of customers including passport and telephone numbers happened earlier this year but was made public only yesterday however the carriers says there has been no evidence of misuse of the information so far have a pacific is the third major airline to report a data breach this year after british airways and delta admitted similar incidents . european central bank holds its monetary policy meeting later today. investors will be looking for any new guidance acknowledging the political standoff between brussels and roll over italy's free spending budgets italy and the e.u. are at loggerheads because they're deeply indebted state is resisting austerity measures from brussels says that italy he used third largest economy is putting the security of the whole monetary union address the european central bank has reported

has promised the reports will be transparent and fair alan fisher is in washington and joins us now allan what have we learned much more about this deadline the saudis are supposed to be working towards. it's american media reports that say that might pompey told the saudis they had seventy two hours to come up with an explanation about what happened to jamal khashoggi that me me or may not be true what we do know is that donald trump has been saying he will get the results of various investigations in a few days that would certainly fit in with the seventy two hours timescale deadline that might palm piro apparently issued. certainly donald trump would like to see some answers he is concerned particularly because he relies on saudi arabia to be a bulwark against iran's growing influence in the middle east he believes that saudi oil will be important particularly if they want to impose sanctions in november on iran until other countries to stop buying oil he needs to make sure that the saudis can boost production so the oil price in the united states isn't driven higher and people say wel

that to happen at the moment it seems the saudis just simply aren't interested in doing that ok and allan meanwhile we've got the text continuing to compile and the den so why. new angles we hearing about in the investigation. well pushing very hard on on two fronts first of all they want to find out what happened to jamal khashoggi body they're looking for a body of they're looking for body parts because we know he is definitely dead the other thing they want to know this local corporator as the saudis call them who was it does he actually exist he was the man that the saudis said was given the task of disposing of the body you know all the saudis argue that what happened inside the consulate is under international law so it is soil and therefore it's up to them to deal with it the turks are making the point that anyone who committed an offense in turkey particularly if the turkey national and disposing of a body would meet that criteria then they're fully entitled to that name a couple of other things they're looking at they have examined the drains the sewers near the consulate general

police say allan yap and hoi soo yang were sitting inside a car with drug paraphernalia in plain viewice tell us.. at first yap and yang gave the officer fake names... but after seaching the car... police found stolen mail... identification cards... and credit cards from people who live in milpitas, san jose, and los altos. both men were booked into the santa clara county jail for warrants. (robin) happening tomorrow ... cal fire is conducting controlled burns in sonoma county. this will happen at the jenner headlands preserve near the coast. don't be alarmed if you see smoke along highway 116 in the duncan hills and cazadero area. the burn is scheduled to happen betwen 10 a.m. and 4 (robin) a school board member and county supervisor are announcing today plans for a new police substation staffed by bilingual officers that speak chinese and spanish on leland avenua in the vistacoin valley. resources for another bilingual substation onsan bruno avenue were sercured back in june. ( robin ) also new this morning --- coast guard crews were able to rescue 15 people after a fishing vessel c

allan david yap and hoi soo yang, both residents of san jose, were spotted in a car in the parking lot of a motel in the 400 block of valley way in milpitas shortly before midnight oct. 13. one officer saw drug paraphernalia in plain view in the car and detained both men, police said. further search of the men's car revealed several pieces of stolen mail and credit cards from residents in milpitas, san jose and los altos. initially, both men gave false identities to police, but their true names were later discovered. outstanding warrants, yap for possession of stolen property, and yang for narcotics violations. both men were booked into the santa clara county jail on their warrants. the identity theft case remains under investigation. anyone with information is asked to call milpitas police at (408) 586-2400, or call (anonymously if you wish) the crime tip hotline at (408) 586- 2500. you also can visit the milpitas police department website at www.ci.milpitas.ca .gov/crimetip thanks sanaz. ( marty )also in the south bay, san jose police arrested a man accused of stealing a car with a c

which is pledged fifteen million dollars to the relief effort we can go live now to our correspondent allan dogan who is in the main city of paolo and jimmy to you were there for friday prayers held in the open so prayers for those who died but also no doubt prayers for those who survived many of whom are having to contend with very challenging injuries. it is very dramatic for the thousands of indonesians who are living here and by lou as you know marcy they were largely spared by the very deadly two thousand and four tsunami that left over one hundred seventy thousand in june the dead there said their prayers have never been more fervent some of those who attended worship and prayers this afternoon actually are still looking for their missing loved ones they've lost their homes their livelihoods their families some of them do accept that they may not be able to see their loved ones anymore but they're hoping at the very least they can just retrieve their bodies so they can give them a proper burial martin i am right inside a huge shopping complex it's called the roma yana and i'm just goi

s claims saying the accusations are unfounded berish allan's has more from moscow. well there was an early burst of ridicule coming from moscow just after the united kingdom set this whole ball rolling with its allegations of the g.r.u. being responsible for for hacking episodes cyber attacks that they hadn't previously attributed to the g.r.u. i'm talking about several others that they had already attributed to the g.r.u. well there is a car of a who is the foreign ministry spokesman personally here used her usual mocking style as saying that the u.k. had concocted a sort of hellish perth you she was alluding there to the bottle of nina ritchie her fume which was supposedly containing the novacek used to poison the script poles and souls bridge in march and but after that as we went through the day and the dutch got involved and gave so much information about forty are you agents or they have through another country in april well russia's representatives started to go rather more quiets their russian representatives the o.p.c. doubly so that it had no comment the r

resident has been murdered allan fishes in washington d.c. thank you alan meanwhile al-jazeera south here in doha have taken a stand in solidarity with jamal khashoggi stuff as you see gathered in the newsroom earlier today demanding an investigation into his disappearance and aging director of al-jazeera english giles trendall says the world is needing months meanwhile a television reporter who is investigating alleged fraud with the youth funds has been found dead in a park in bulgaria police say thirty year old victoria not enough for was raped and murdered in the northern town of say her death and the disappearance of jamal khashoggi just the latest in a growing list of threats against journalism all of it more from lawrence lee. victoria marin over looks like the latest grim statistic in the dangerous world of journalism her body discovered in the bulgarian town where she was investigating the corrupts misuse of european union funds she joins the likes of daphne carolina blown up near her home in a car bomb john ku's yak shot dead outsid

had been out there allan can look to these women blunt. us on this pathway. and meet some of the candidates this week. because i'm certain it was also this the two. hundred german street on don't. you know. this is. from berlin tonight saudi arabia's console in turkey leaves the country did he fleet the country police are searching his residence as part of the investigation into the missing soul the journalist concho she this amid growing calls for saudi arabia to explain how the journalism disappear also coming up the united nations mourning that twelve million people in yemen could soon be on the brink of starvation and children.

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jazeera is stumble well alan fischer joins us now from outside the saudi consulate in istanbul and allan a number of things happening today we heard from. fiance for the first time there's been this extradition demand and he was saying that there might be more evidence to reveal in the case what's likely to happen next. well who knows i mean that's the obvious answer we don't know what's going to happen next but we keep an eye on what president do one said when he says we have more information that we can release particularly given that the saudi prosecutors heading this way and you in the country on sunday it wouldn't be against turkish ideas to push show some information over the next forty eight hours that would put pressure on him and also increase pressure globally and so that's something we need to keep an eye on over the next forty eight hours certainly president the one has never been quite so strong to see that what the saudis had said over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi was comical was very strong indeed and clearly he is upset with saudi arabia because he believes that t

casualties disappearance and there are growing calls in washington for stronger action against saudi arabia allan vesa has more. one week on since the disappearance of american resident jamal khashoggi in istanbul and the u.s. is still chasing answers i know nothing right and i know what everybody else knows now the u.s. state department insists it is pressuring the saudis were not going to make any judgments about what had happened to him the united states is certainly concerned about his whereabouts a senior officials at the state department have spoken with saudi officials through diplomatic channels about the matter we call on the government of saudi arabia to conduct a thorough trant and transparent investigation at a washington conference discussing come to events in saudi arabia concerned for the journalist disappearance bubbled under the surface one human rights activist says the u.s. must take much stronger action than just expressing concern i'd like to see the u.s. demand that the saudis produce him and if they can't produce him produce the detailed explanation including documentation

about the matter yet in that interview that will be broadcast later on this evening as we heard in allan fisher's report saying there that if the saudi leadership aren't involved then it is bad so a degree of from both the ins from president trump on the one hand saying if it is shown and on the other hand using phrases like guilty until proven innocent so very much an ambivalent situation much as he has been for the past twelve days of this whole affair and i can i would the latest on that from washington d.c. thank you. well obviously as saudi is a key ally of the united states in the u.s. is going to tensions with iran and the u.s. treasury department has actually hit iran with another round of sanctions accusing the country of recruiting child soldiers as young as twelve to fight for bashar al assad's regime in syria the sanctions primarily target the bus seizure resistance form that's an arm of the islamic revolutionary guard code court the treasury also imposed sanctions on a network of businesses that were financing it including iran's mellot by. jordan sent us this update from wa

catalyst for the any challenging one of the crisis has been told me and news in a sign this in your life allan infection to see infectious disease that was supplying this can be cured. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts this are going to take you over here towards the eastern part of mediterranean particularly over here by majorca where we have seen quite a bit of rain in this is what it looked like on the island after all this rain led to flash flooding now the residents are now cleaning up but it was days of rain across that area and cause a lot of problems not only on the roads but also in many many homes as well we're going to be left with a some better weather for the cleanup but unfortunately a lot of that rain has now moved over towards the east we're dealing with it here of course car suddenly as well as the northern part of italy and today is really not going to be too much of a difference as you can see right there more rain is in the forecast let's put the forecast map into motion and you can see o