body was dismembered in the consulate and taken and five suitcases saudi consuls residence nearby andersen's has more from istanbul. and i was a security source has been referring to another section of the audiotape which is after house has actually killed and you hear apparently his killers looking for his phone household use phone that they are concerned about where the phone is they're not sure whether it was handed in on his arrival and put her they are in fact agitated now beyond that there have been a number of attempts by the saudis to try to get access to g.'s phone it is known of course that his fiance had possession of clothes that his phones he handed them to or before he went into the consulate and so. is yankees was actually seen sitting down using the phones trying to get alerts out she succeeded in doing so having not found her fiance coming out of the building now something on those on one of those phones at least was really important to the saudis it would appear and that's what this source is saying and they have tried to be getting hold of whatever is on that phone but no

the chairman 0le andersen is being forced to step down after pressure from the bank's biggest shareholder in the year over payments totalling $230 billion made through the bank's estonian branch. hsbc says some of its us customers' bank accounts were hacked in october. the bank is warning the hackers may have accessed information including account numbers and balances — as well as users' names, addresses and dates of birth. the bbc understands about i% of the bank's us customers were affected. small—to—medium manufacturers in the uk say they expect output to drop for the first time in seven years during the next three months. they're blaming a slowdown in the number of orders, in the run up to brexit, according to a report by the confederation of british industry. the study also found that smaller companies were reining in their investment plans. britain is due to leave the eu in less than five months. investors across asia were watching those results from the us mid—term elections as they were coming through with great interest. absolutely. china has been the biggest target of donal trum

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my book of the week is kirk andan andersen's fantasyland.sed fact in politics and culture. if you want to understand why, read this essential book. the answer to my challenge this week is d, india was the world's largest importer between 2013 and 2017 according to a report by the stockholm research institute. saudi arabia was the second largest globally and was the larger importer of american weapons. u.s. arms sales increased by a stunning 448% in this five-year period compared to the previous five years. thanks for being part of my program. i will see you next week. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me this sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield in washington, d.c. with less than 48 hours until voting day in washington, d.c., we are seeing a frantic push from president trump and rivals. two days before polls open, an investigation in georgia. the office of secretary of state brian kemp, also the republican candidate for governor is accusing the democratic party of hacking into the voting system in an attempt to expose its

tim andersen, would you suspect will happen here.even the lows of the session. >> not quite the lows of the session. certainly for big technology stocks that have been very, very weak at the beginning of the day. what i'd really like to see is a 90% down volume. were not quite going to get that. decliners led of advancing issues. i'd like to see it be more like eight to one for a couple days in a row because they're really going to have some signs at the bottom of this. i just don't think we are quite there yet. i don't have another sign that this is the capitulation to think we are looking at the final flashier. liz: okay, you know it was world toilet day yesterday. i don't know if you saw that. there appears to be a bit of a capitulation here. the dow is now down 584 points. 6.5 minutes to go before the closing bell rings. whether you're seen as far as those are concerned? any buyers whether its program trade, you name it, picking up the phone and saying i would like this here. are you seeing any of that? >> no. i don't think you g

andersen's reports from istanbul forty five days. they come to pray. with the grief that permeates a gray rainy day. abound all the more poignant because of the empty space of the most solid stone here where a coffin should rest one of his friends set the tone of the day after this prayer we are going to look for. justice not anger. deep grief but we are looking consistently justice for. another friend expressed similar sentiment even by moment done by us into this was a barbaric act committed in the twenty first century this wasn't just the murder expressions of anguish of regret and the quest for justice amongst it all more revelations from a turkish media about the last moments of jamal khashoggi his life events that dispute the saudi account of what happened. took his harriet newspaper says a so far on heard of odia recording disproves the saudi assertion that jews murder was not planned the newspaper says the team can be heard discussing how to kill him the audio apparently contradicts the latest version of events from the saudis who are only twen

according to russian controlled crimea has accused them of illegally entering its territorial waters andersen'shas more from kim. russia says this is one of many confessions by ukrainian sailors about how the navy illegally entered its territorial waters despite warnings there's outrage in ukraine its foreign minister says these men are obviously talking under duress while as he puts it under the rules of russia's f.s.b. security service but they're prisoners of war covered by the geneva convention and should have access to the international red cross most of the servicemen and did up here in simferopol before a court that gave out detention orders for two months while cases are investigated . internationally the pressure on russia appeared to have no effect on its foreign minister sergei lavrov visiting paris the. if the ukrainian side like its partners in europe is interested in avoiding such situations in the future it is obviously necessary to send a signal to kiev not to allow such a provocation that is not for us to do but for those who maintain close contact with the crane in authority m

searching for a new ceo, obviously somebody older than jakub andersen.ight that be to lead danske bank. nejra: let's talk about equity markets. with the rally the past couple days, i asked, have we found the bottom, or will equities take another leg lower before any kind of sustained rebound? what we see in the asian equity session, a bit of a divergence between china and japan. msci asian civic -- asia-pacific gains after equities have their best two days of gains since february. if we look at the equity market open in just under one hour in europe, the futures are pointing to the rally stop in europe. ftse 100 down 0.8% in futures, dax down 0.5%. cac 40 down the same as well. wall street strategists are positive on equities at the moment. does that mean you should be selling when you have such a consensus of positive views on wall street? manus: let's quickly have a flash of the bond markets. we are waiting for wage data from the u.s. tomorrow. adp numbers beat yesterday. we will come to a little more breaking news on bp, in just a second. i want to sh

if you want to take a job added, and this one is from john andersen regarding the muslim brotherhood.ndicated that the muslim brotherhood is divisible and quite active politically and quite a few countries in the arab world. the way jordan, morocco and so on. there has been some reaction recently, regionally and internationally and even here domestically in the united states with the sense in congress to kind of outlaw it if you will the brotherhood in this country or pause to put it on a terrorist list and so on. either internal or international layer is pushing line for this policy? >> sure. i mean, imadkhashoggi's death is pushed into the cold where within the orb world regarding the muslim brotherhood. on one side you have the qataris and other countries that have a muslim brotherhood president in kuwait, jordan, morocco and on the other side you have the saudis, egyptians and in varieties were brilliantly anti-muslim brotherhood. we've seen news reports suggesting that this is a muslim brotherhood plot and used in the intersection of reactors the qataris, turks and muslim brother

get to read right now from fox news election night, democratic partner in the fox news poll, chris andersen you. >> hi neil, thanks. why do these thanks. why do these minor in these key states? >> these are all states that were won by trump in 2016 and also states for democrats need to win some races in order to take control of the senate. as you mention trump's approval rating is high especially in north dakota and tennessee where he is doing best. boosting support for the republicans tracking closely with his approval rating. indiana on the other hand another state we've been pulling in tracking and the republicans gratis kicked out all but two. in these particular. in five points or fewer. we could see a wild swing. not out of the question in the last few days before the election. we've seen such things in the past. what is your data tell you about that potential? >> the data says their search money potential for the democrats to do well. the enthusiasm is slightly higher among democrats. democrats who didn't turn out in turn out and pass midterms are saying they will this time around. i

using andersen lee's term,, in his book about the forces driving mexico and the united states together there is a tsunami of mexican talent coming legally and enriching the united states as well as mexico. from farm workers to engineers, restaurant owners, mexican immigrants reflect more and more the diversity and richness of the mexican labor force is this seminar program rightly points out. but see this as an opportunity as ambassador anthony wayne recent research suggests, we have a skills gap that negatively affects our competitiveness and our economic performance, understanding that of the north american region. with the economy growing as it is, reports already showed labor shortages in the u.s. in sectors such as construction, accommodation and food services health and care among others. bring the demographics into the next. the united states is precisely at the point when baby boomers are reaching retirement. the median age of the u.s. is 38 years, ranked around 62 in the world. the mexican median age is 28, ranked about 133. so yes, let's make it legal by all means. let's make

-first andersen ma. a-team is gearing up. a big tuesday morning in "america's newsroom." join bill and me in just a few moments. ♪ steve: right now in the state of florida officials are scrambling to the recount deadline which is thursday at 3:00. our next guest says americans deserve a fair election process and the solution to prevent this from happening again but how do you do that? ainsley: let's ask the expert. here is explain is former ohio secretary of state ken blackwell. good morning to you. we were talking with mercedes schlapp from the communications office in the white house. she was asking who is responsible for this. she said it is secretary of state. you have experience in ohio. is that the person they will look to fix this problem down in florida? >> i think they will look to the secretary of state to be in the lead but the attorney general of florida has a role. as does the governor. look, the bottom line is that we cannot allow an election to be corrupted behind -- by hiding behind the v

of course, andersen's report in 2015 was a review of the internal enquiries by the met police and m15the lessons from it, hopefully, and that will affect the individuals that have been involved. —— learned the lessons from it. we also need to be aware that between 2010 and 2014, the threat level in the uk was at substantial, not at severe. between 2005 and 2017, there has been no mass casualties attacks in the uk. we had the case of lee rigby, and of course that ofjo cox, but by and large, we have been safe. i would argue that the structures we put in place of the regional counterterrorism units except, and thejoint working counterterrorism units except, and the joint working between the security and the police, this has been a workable model. it needs improving, but clearly, it is one that has worked to date. peter, thank you forjoining us. the wife of a british academic — jailed for life in the united arab emirates — says the way the foreign office has handled the case has been "appalling". mathew hedges, from durham university, is accused of spying but his wife — daniela tejada — i