let's get to cnn's becky anderson with more. becky, good morning to you.ome feel this is a power grab as much as it is cutting down on corruption. it is both? >> well, it's certainly been an extraordinary weekend here in saudi arabia's capital riyadh, providing further confirmation if any were needed of exactly who is in charge here and how the kingdom's new leadership is positioning itself, both domestically and on the international stage as well. cynics might call this a power play. supporters of the young crown prince will tell you that the messages of an era of elite inindulgence is over. and to be quite frank, this was a move that was well flagged. earlier in the year, in an interview with an arabic language tv station, the crown prince here warned that every person who has engaged in corruption regardless of their status will be held accountable, provided, he said, the evidence of wrongdoing exists. so the warnings were there. the most high profile of the targets said prince alwaleed ben talal, the businessman owner of kingdom holding, which is a com