. >> that was bruce harrison reporting from tokyo. up next, the top stories.et's look at what is making headlines in the world newspapers. spatill start off with a between canada and saudi arabia. >> it began when the canadian government called for the release of two prominent human rights activist which created ire in riyadh. how is the saudi arabian press treating this? of this paper,ge they go through the list of countries and organizations that have praised the crown prince. in the canadian press, much surprise and indignation. argues it is mail not about canadian and saudi arabia relations but about reflecting regional and domestic criticism about saudi foreign policy, mainly about their invoking the possibility of backing jared kushner and the white house proposal for a israeli-palestinian peace process. >> very controversial issue. how is this being viewed in the american media? >> new york times has a scathing editorial and call the saudi moves backward desperate and say it is unnecessarily aggressive and intended to intimidate critics into silence. sa

bruce harrison reporting from seoul. veneeuela is bracing for a rollout of new money today after president nicclas mindoro cut zeros- maduro cut ffve oof the currency, part of a plan anoher arrow told us more from. herrero told us morere from caracas.s. anna: this is a new devaluation. this would beethe third d we hae had in the lasast 15 yeers. people are not talking about the impact of anothee measure proposed friday. lets her number venezuelans are right now under one dollar a month of a minimum wage. nicholas maduro is proposing it to be more or less $30. cryptocurrency. he based the minimum wage on its prices. the peso has little or o value to interrational cryptocurrency markets. so peoeople are wondering, hhw e this is a country that iswen pasically brokkn? it is worrying a lot of i have spoken to many business owners, and they keep telling me that starting from this monday, they are not going to open their doors untillthey really know what all that is about. at our top stories thii hour.ok dozens of north and sou

bruce ohr is still a high-ranking justice department official and his wife worked for the company behind the dossier made to the situation even more precarious. chief intelligence correspondent catherine harrison were sports from the hill. [reporter questioning] >> and how did your wife benefit from the contract? >> justice department official bruce ohr whose portfolio included drugs and gangs and not russia ignored fox's questions when he arrived on capitol hill with a closed-door deposition underway, republican lawmakers said ohr told his fbi contact there were issues with the dossier and its author former british by christopher steele who had an anti-trump bias. sources tell fox news the evidence suggests the security court was kept in the dark when it authorized a surveillance warrant for trump campaign aide carter page. >> not only to the fbi know that the dossier was unverified but they also knew there was real credibility issues. >> another lawmaker said the answers do not line up with the other witnesses including former fbi lawyer lisa page to sent anti-trump texts and glenn simpson who is a firm by the dnc and clinton campaign for anti-trump research. >> there's another factual confl