he's the assistant professor of middle east studies at the hamad bin holly for university here in doha in istanbul ahmed cassim hand he's a lecturer in international relations at the ultimate bosh university also here in doha mohammed el masri an associate professor. in the media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetise what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is a way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her she mohamed el masry also here in doha if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i thi

he's the assistant professor of middle east studies at the hamad bin holly for university here in doha in istanbul ahmed qassim hand he's a lecturer in international relations at the ultimate bosh university also here in doha mohammed el masri an associate professor. in the media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetize what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is the way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her should be mohamed el masry also here and if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i

watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up palestinian factions in gaza and israel agreed to a cease fire ending the worst violence there in ease. members of the u.s. senate for new calls for sanctions against saudi arabia in the wake of the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. and the u.s. vice president tells me in maher's leader and some sushi violence against muslim or hindu is quote without excuse. because parliament has passed a no confidence motion against the president's pick for prime minister but the government prevented a formal vote from taking place on tuesday the supreme court blocked president's matter of policy dissenters attempt to dissolve parliament and call a snap election next year the decision opened the way for a parliamentary vote on his nominee for prime minister the former president mahinda rajapaksa said a center sparked a constitutional crisis in october by sacking the prime minister ronald. wickramasinghe and replacing him with a bunch of packs of smith has more now from colombo. it's difficult to say now who is in charge in sri lanka there is

welcome to your own life in my headquarters in doha with me elizabeth broderick and so ahead to media revealing more about how sound the agents got rid of the body of murdered journalist. life in prison for bahrain's top opposition leader amnesty international has described the ruling as absurd. because political crisis appears to be scaring away foreign investors. in less than twenty four hours the u.s. will look reimpose some of the toughest sanctions on iran to date and the move is fueling anger in the capital to head on where protesters have been chanting down with the u.s. the demonstration was part of a ceremony to mark the thirty ninth anniversary of the takeover of the u.s. embassy in tehran shortly after the nine hundred seventy nine islamic revolution president trump made while announced he would bring back sanctions lifted under the twenty fifty nuclear deal with the drew from the agreement earlier this year iran's leaders have played down the u.s. move with the commander of the revolutionary guard saying will resist any sanctions the same bus has more from. the overrunning

ahead of them or tyler says ounces or live from doha also coming up a draft baxendale is on the table but can the u.k. prime minister get it through parliament. new alice saudi has called might have prepared for his murder. and more than two hundred people remain missing as the search for bodies continues in california's deadliest ever wildfire. palestinian armed groups including hamas. after a major escalation and violence as you did joint statement promising to abide by an egyptian brokered truce as well as israel high force it has the latest from the israeli command. on the border with gaza. tonight full on tuesday brought celebrate treat demonstrations in gaza a victory being publicly declared most of the palestinian armed factions announced that a cease fire had been reached with israel. the uncertain line separating military escalation from all out war has been approached several times in the last few months but never as close as in the last few days this hamas video purporting to show a barrow's of rocket fire unrivaled intensity even on any single day to three previous gaza ru

win so all around well titles she's already led the americans to a team gold at the championships in doha and is starting to rack up own medals reports. man i know female gymnast in history has ever done this simone biles winning the world all around gold for the fourth time even so miles was not at her best. she fell twice on vault and balance beam and stepped out of bounds on floor exercise she wasn't even able to stick the landing on the movement after. after slipping on the ball table mistakes this big usually cost gymnast the meat but it was the difficulty of her routines that saved her. even with the falls she top japan's my merc cami by nearly two points something unheard of in the gymnastics world. twenty seventeen world champion and american teammate morgan herd came in third when she won the title last year biles was taking a year off. instead of wearing red white or blue opted for teal the color representing sexual abuse survivors files was one of the more than three hundred gemma sexually assaulted by former team doctor larry nascar but she says the dark past. behind them the

he's a lecturer in international relations at the ultimate bosh university also here in doha mohammed el masri an associate professor. in the media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetize what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is the way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her should be mohamed el masry also here and if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i think as marc just said i think it's going to be a problem you know all the way around and in particular for the turks i think the

simone biles makes history at the world championships in doha. hi there, thanks forjoiningg us. leicester city manager claude puel has called this one of the hardest weeks in the club's history, following the death of owner vichai sree vadhanaprabha and four others in a helicopter crash outside the club's stadium last weekend. he says it's the players‘ decision to go ahead with their match at cardiff city on saturday — the first since the accident. on thursday, leicester's former premier league winning manager also returned to the club to pay his respects, as david ornstein reports. scene in stark contrast to the celebrations at two years ago when the pair led leicester to the premiership title. speaking for the first time since the helicopter crash, the current manager claude puel express the clouds sorrow. this has been without doubt, one of the hardest weeks in the history of this football cloud. the tragic loss of five lives has left us all know with sadness and shock. investigations continue into the incident that occurred after le i ceste r‘s incident that occurred after l

you had to be doha round of talks which haven't concluded, what you have to say to people who say the i do think that the challenges around the doha negotiation have given the impression that the organisation doesn't work. i would argue that it doesn't work. i would argue that it does work. i think members have to decide, what kind of organisation do they want? does everything need to bea they want? does everything need to be a big round, or can some members go off as a group and decide to try to advance discussions on issues that they think are important. now, this is not something you see every day. a huge drone that can wash buildings and put out fires is being developed in latvia. the company behind the technology says it can clea n behind the technology says it can clean buildings twiggy times faster than humans and fly higher than the latter is used by firefighters. let's ta ke latter is used by firefighters. let's take a look. —— ladder. -- 20 —— 20 times faster. faster, better connectivity, we will have better live streaming because all so, from distance, we will be able to se

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at the doha institute for graduate studies and washington d.c. . middle east analyst and columnist and in london since you have bianco senior analyst and research at gulf state and that is my warm welcome to all of you. first of all your reaction what do you make of donald trump statement which very clearly has come directly from the president himself. well what we're seeing is that the president trump is consistent in his trump in rhetoric and he promotes the america first agenda his rhetoric should be understood with and the context of the. american mode at the moment and the american mode whether it is in the media or in the foreign policy establishment or with india congress as that business as usual between the united states and saudi arabia cannot continue and and this path that we have been on the house for the past two years will not no longer be tolerated so president trump was essentially trying to provide rhetorical support for salvaging what is left of the u.s. saudi relationship because the congress is now moving forward with imposing

is divorced from the european union brigs it now it's friday morning here in doha as i speak and anyone who's been following this messy breakup knows it's complicated events are moving so fast that by now when you're watching anything could have happens but the deal agreed by the u.k. and the e.u. has been described in rather ungluing terms as at least bad brigs it u.k. prime minister to resign may says the draft agreement she managed to stitch together is in the national interest addressing the nation she said that it's better than no deal and that she wants to use it as the basis for negotiating the future economic relationship with the european union but getting her divorce accord ratified by parliament may prove impossible but brings that secretary and other ministers quit because they hate it let's take a closer look. well the draft agreement focuses our lot on new proposals over the irish border both sides have committed to avoiding a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland arrangement to keep the u.k. within the u.s. customs union after bragg's it for a c

at the doha institute for graduate studies and washington d.c. . middle east analyst and columnist and in london since you have bianco senior analyst and researcher at gulf state and that is my warm welcome to all of you. first of all your reaction what do you make of donald trump statement which very clearly has come directly from the president himself. well what we're seeing is that the president trump is consistent in his trump in rhetoric and he promotes the america first agenda his rhetoric should be understood with and the context of the . american mode at the moment and the american mode whether it is in the media or in the foreign policy establishment or with india congress as that business as usual between the united states and saudi arabia cannot continue and and this path that we have been on the house for the past two years will not no longer be tolerated so president trump was essentially trying to provide rhetorical support for salvaging what is left of the u.s. saudi relationship because the congress is now moving forward with imposi

at the doha institute for graduate studies and washington d.c. . middle east analyst and columnist and in london since you have bianco senior analyst and researcher at gulf state and that is a very warm welcome to all of you. first of all your reaction what do you make of donald trump statement which very clearly has come directly from the president himself. well what we're seeing is a president trump is consistent in his trump in rhetoric and he promotes the america first agenda his rhetoric should be understood with and the context of the . american mode at the moment and the american mode whether it is in the media or in the foreign policy establishment or with india congress that business as usual between the united states and saudi arabia cannot continue and and this path that we have been on dow for the past two years will not no longer be tolerated so president trump was essentially trying to provide rhetorical support for salvaging what is left of the u.s. saudi relationship because the congress is now moving forward with imposing sanctions

out of life and this by a dumb here in doha thank you very much for the. not some interesting though was from david beckham who predicts at that football as it will play for longer longer with the advances and sports science that come hope play the himself until he was thirty eight wasn't thailand to at the youth football clinic for man to say not to the real madrid star helped out and took part in some of the drills with the kids as a news conference on. i'm stressed the importance of looking off these self as an athlete . i was very lucky because i was a generation actually just started with me just started with a group of players that we had so we were able to turn around and you know live a better life and be able to eat the right things and drink the right things and we were more aware of what we would do in. the program that career is and i was very lucky i played to i was thirty eight years old i had a long career but obviously players these days they look off to this much more in this so much aware of what they what they need to eat what they need

of policy analysis at the arab center for research and policy studies is joining us here on set in doha so the latest news that we're getting is sources have told us here at al jazeera that the cia director has seen all the evidence related to the murder and also the evidence seen by her proves that the operation was carried out on the orders from the highest level in saudi arabia and that is something that the turks have said from the very beginning that it was ordered by someone in the high level the question is now that the americans have this information what do they do with it well i think the turks what they want from the news right now is to put the pressure on the united states because you know. this is uncut are two weeks ago and she was presented with all the evidence and this is to accept says that time was the tomboy was silent on the issue so what the are trying to do now is to remind americans before of the summit which is due to take place between president and president tom in paris on the sidelines of the. one hundred the end of the first world war that they should take

from the clear blue sky of the doha morning. to the french autumn breeze in the city of la. hello there we've seen yet more heavy rain here in doha these are the pictures that we had yesterday was about thirty millimeters. of rain that we saw all together but it all came in the same half hour more or less and so we had a lot of water logged streets to deal with some places much deeper than others today there's also been some rain but it's been far more manageable only around five or six millimeters so far and you can see the cloud now is just brought us all latest rain just making its way across qatar at the moment little area of cloud also making its way towards the u.a.e. and that system doesn't look too impressive but it's going to give us some heavier rain as we head through the next few days i don't think it's going to be scented here in doha though it's gradually moving its way north would someone choose day is mostly across parts of saudi arabia then off to choose day into wednesday will see that system just push a little bit further towards the north and into kuwait

hello adrian sitting in here in doha the top stories on al jazeera pressure is building on u.s. president donald trump after his former lawyer admitted lying to congress michael cohen says he made false statements last year during an investigation into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential action article haim reports from washington. mobbed by reporters michael cohen said nothing leaving the court but inside a guilty plea he lied to congress now admitting that he was trying to arrange a real estate deal in moscow during the time it was clear donald trump would be the republican candidate the cohen was in fact going to travel to russia to work on the deal and that now president trump knew about it all things cohen had previously denied bruce fein worked in the justice department and he says this is a big deal so this is a time where we have a criminal information that identifies the president himself secondly it also indicates that president trump or then candidate trump felt vulnerable if it was known that he was dealing in russian enterprises or becaus

has him say get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. as long.pakistan's government is accused of caving in to religious conservatives after making a deal to end protests over a blasphemy conviction plus. they were throwing rocks in their face they do that with us they're going to be arrested they've got to be.

jordan this is the al-jazeera news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. this is the most important election. a final push for votes in the u.s. ahead of midterm elections which are being seen as a referendum on donald trump's presidency. as calls grow for saudi arabia to reveal where the body of murdered journalist. new information emerges about who was in charge of getting rid of his remains. for internally displaced people are burnt to the ground in central african republic thousands have been displaced in the latest fighting. and will they stay or will they go people in the french territory of new caledonia votes on whether to cut ties with france and become independent. complaining in the u.s. midterm elections has entered its final stage both president donald trump and former u.s. president barack obama are drumming up support before the vote on tuesday with trump's campaign focused on immigration and jobs he's threatened to change the right to citizenship for anyone born in the u.s. the republicans currently control both houses of congress but the d

the i'm fully back to go this is in use our life for my headquarters in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes leaders of the world's biggest economies gathered for the g. twenty summit in argentina that the shoji matter and tension in crimea threatened to overshadow the talks on the sidelines of the summit the leaders of canada mexico and the united states signed a new north america trade agreement to replace nafta also this hour with one and a half million children in need urgent aid in central african republic will have the latest on an alarming reports by the un's children's agency. on polar east with the sports last weeks from violence and all contain it leads to spain being chosen to host the cup it limits adorers final for the two finalists contest the move to madrid. thank you for joining us world leaders have gathered in argentina for the annual g twenty summit with a background of controversy and simmering disputes the top of the agenda in buenos aires will likely be the trade war between the two biggest economies the u.s. and china have imposed tariffs on each other's import

right let's introduce our guests now joining us here in doha is.ffended a professor of politics of the doha institute for graduate studies in istanbul we have mehmet jelinek his political news editor at the daily sabah newspaper and in london we have bill laura journalist and analyst at the gulf masses dot com welcome all to the program mehmet let me go to you first and just repeat those was the story was that a lot of people are attaching a huge amount of importance to and and this these words are by some for some anyway of being a being cooled that the link that is still is established now between the incident that happened in your city and mohammed bin salmen the crown prince of saudi arabia tell your boss what do you understand these words to mean and how do they help us with the understanding of the actual incident. well i think it's you know i mean there is a consensus on on this suspect here that without naming anyone it is almost for sure that it's a higher expected to have that made the decision behind the killing of mr question. i mean do

of view that this then blood money is too little for any kind of a bargain mohamed el masry here in doha ok if we assume for a second we've reached a tipping point where this is now almost wholly a political issue not primarily a judicial issue all the diplomacy we've seen in the past four plus weeks coming five weeks now has been about deescalating tensions between ankara riyadh riyadh washington washington ankara would the blood money be a good idea if it carried on deescalating those tensions. well it depends on from whose perspective you're talking in from the saudi perspective as i mentioned a few moments ago it's a great idea they they want to deescalate they want to carry on business as usual usual they want to have normal diplomatic relations with with the with the turks and obviously with with washington. but from the turkish perspective as i mentioned from the perspective of really the international community at large if you look at you know the international journalistic community journalists are taking this on as a major as a major cause it's been it's gotten a lot more cover

a coach or put the taste by war that refuses to be forgotten norman al-jazeera doha. so to come here on the hour does iran news hour in sports in the states enjoy handing out the stuffing on thanksgiving day very we'll explain everything coming up in just in the water. thank you thank you. it's time for the schools he's now his job martine thank you world football rivalries don't come any bigger than that between argentine clubs river plate and book genius the teams will play to decide who will be crowned copula but there are as champions this weekend and supporters are being whipped into a frenzy over this game ball could jr fans packed into their stadium in one a side as simply to watch their team in a training session ahead of saturday's final bako never played out a two two draw in the first leg had two weeks ago now these fans won't get to see the second leg across town at river plate's monumental stadium as the way fans are banned from that one one of them of these fans getting a bit too excited even for this fortunately for him carlos ted has rescued him from t

right let's introduce our guests now joining us here in doha is. a fendi professor of politics of the doha institute for graduate studies in istanbul we have mehmet jelinek his political news editor at the daily sabah newspaper and in london we have bill lawrence journalist and analyst at the gulf masses dot com welcome all to the program mehmet let me go to you first and just repeat those words the stream words that a lot of people are attaching a huge amount of importance to and and this these words are by some for some anyway of being a being cooled the link that is still is established now between the incident that happened in your city and mohammed bin salmen the crown prince of saudi arabia tell your boss what do you understand these words to mean and how do they help us with the understanding of the actual incident. well i think it's you know i mean there is a consensus on on the suspect here that without naming anyone it is almost for sure that it's a higher expected to have that made the decision behind the killing of mr question. i mean d

who is under arrest in china over corruption allegations those are the headlines my colleagues in doha will have more news in half an hour coming up next on al-jazeera people in power thanks for watching if i . china has a serious shortage of women and a lot of. one on one east meets those desperately seeking any way they can on al-jazeera. eastern europe spread the communities frequently being the victims of discrimination or to put in ukraine will be with russian but separatists in spite of his attention surgeon ante room hate crimes for at least a spark from we've been to find out. the war in eastern ukraine against russian backed separatists has dragged on for over four years taking the lives of more than ten thousand people and resulting in a million internally displaced refugees it is lead to a deeply polarized country where no another human tragedy is unfolding. xenophobe because against the roma in parts of europe is nothing new but recent events in ukraine are on a different scale to anything seen three years of. hard world to take long come along to live concert. racial attac

norman al jazeera doha.italy's famous leaning tower of pisa isn't leading so much anymore the fifty seven meter tower so slowly straightening thanks to engineering works carried out more than twenty years ago the tower began tilting during its construction in the twelfth century mainly because of soft ground and inadequate foundations in one thousand nine hundred tourist site was closed to the public for the first time in eight hundred years because of fears it would fall over. a stone to study. it was it's enough fundamentally we've positioned a series of pipes with which took away the soil from the opposite side of the leaning side of the tower with the missing soil under its base of a tower has reacted by straining our recovering the tilt and that is rejuvenating after all the years that it caused a little we enter each ingredient as it into which was we coming whirring sound you want to put. out a reminder at the top stories on al-jazeera turkish investigators analyzing the phone calls and movements of t

bowe bergdahl a taliban prisoner in twenty fourteen they've been posted to the taliban's office in doha for negotiating an end to war with the u.s. and its allies which has lasted since two thousand and one a spokesperson for the group told r.t. that if the u.s. wants negotiations to be successful it has to change its strategy first. negotiations are at a low level an issue stage this is because the americans are opposite side are fighting against as if the other side will be honest in the negotiations and really change their strategy from fighting to negotiating then i'm sure we will reach a high level and there might be a good result despite seventeen years of war against the two. about insurgency its position in afghanistan has remained solid just overhaul of the afghan population lives in areas outside government control with about forty one percent of people under taliban rule that's according to a new study made by the foundation for defense of democracy but we're joined live now by afghan journalist sally latif a science for coming on to the program ali. what do you make of the t

from doha everyone on kemal santa maria this is the world news from. chaos on the streets of the afghan capital after a suicide bomber targets a minority group demanding best security donald trump says the nuclear threat from north korea is over new satellite images suggest otherwise. and the man of god who are responsible for them not only did nothing they shoot it all for decades and the u.s. justice system expands its investigation into priests accused of child sexual abuse . so less than twenty four hours after a secret israeli military operation in gaza killed seven palestinians and one israeli soldier there has been a barrel of rockets into israel from gaza israeli officials say at least eighty rockets were fired many intercepted by their missile defense system one of the rockets did hit a nother hit house in southern israel the israeli military says it's now carrying out strikes throughout the gaza strip and at least three palestinians killed it's harry force that's following this from from west jerusalem just take us through the timeline harry

in doha matthew bryza in istanbul and as he said in new that the u.s. . and thank you too very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com and of course always for further discussion do go and visit off facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can join the conversation on twitter our handle is absent a.j. inside story from me the oracle and the whole team here it's by for now. it is murder when you throw a fire bomb into someone's home and need sheet off crashing you know the next now that is significant in the numbers that insignificant ideologically the insignificant even as it crime gag down very significant by dictating big government and the fucked up policy down shalt not kill the radicalized series on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. senator robert kennedy was assassinated in june one thousand nine hundred sixty eight sir hand search is still serving a life sentence for his murder but there have been calls for decades for the case to be reopened includin

on so long when you're watching al jazeera live more headquarters here in doha also coming up a little. protest getting louder major destruction pakistani cities as anger mounds over the acquittal of a christian woman for blasphemy. also it's on our blocking a plan to create the world's largest marine reserve in antarctica. and walking a marathon every day we follow a family from honduras desperate to get to the u.s. . welcome to al-jazeera it's a month since jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul never to be seen again turkish investigators say a saudi hit squad strangled a journalist in a premeditated attack that just meant that they got rid of his body the saudi stories changed repeatedly from saying it was an accidental killing to blaming rogue operators international pressure is mounting on the kingdom with the u.s. saying sanctions are on the way. alan fischer begins our coverage in the case of jamal khashoggi is one of lies. surprise and videotape fourteen days after the writer disappeared and after days of requesting permission turkish investigators were fi

in doha matthew bryza in istanbul and as he said in the us. and thank you too very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com and of course always for further discussion do go and visit off facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can join the conversation on twitter our handle is absent a.j. inside story from me laura and the whole team here it's by for now. on counting the cost the breaks it endgame there's a complicated draw deal on the table we'll break it down and tell you what it means for people living in the u.k. and the e.u. plus why saudi arabia wants to slam the brakes on oil production. counting the cost on al-jazeera. six. yami from the sun rules anything is a promise and says that. phrase from issue rules is the name on the rich are important they regulators and regular music is really going to trip my life for a very young news it may come from jamaica but i feel that. the talks of are just it's one of the books of all people on the news

gypped imposed a blockade on qatar in june last year accusing it of supporting terrorism a challenge doha has strongly denied no struggle to do it in or of saudi geo will be your security and stability of our urban gulf states cannot be achieved by undermining seventy of other states of meddling in need to mystical fears but respecting the rules governing our relations looking to resolve differences through dialogue that serves the interests of all concerned parties of history teaches us that crises pos of the time but mismanagement of crises leaves behind consequences that will last for a long time. more than two hundred mass graves containing the remains of thousands of victims have been discovered in areas formally controlled by isolating iraq the u.n. says it found the size in the north and west of the country the smallest grave contains eight bodies while the neurologist in mosul or a contained hundreds if not thousands those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next here do stay with us. making it harder for minorities to vote in the u.s. as millions prepare to

hello i'm adrian for the given this is our visitor a live from doha also coming up. we will not allow our generosity to be abused by those who would break our laws donald trump promises a crackdown on immigration saying that asylum seekers could be detained in ten cities. a century in the making scientists wait for a crucial decision to help protect wildlife on top of area which.

a coach or put to the tests by war that refuses to be forgotten norman al-jazeera doha. excellent. elizabeth for about here. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue we didn't have immigrants' at all zero immigration but this is the one political topic anybody and everybody is discussing the far right is preparing for battle and their opponents or anyone who is different. prejudice some pride in hungary on al-jazeera. day one of a new era in television news we badly need at this moment leadership and values this encampment that we're in today it didn't exist three weeks ago now there's at least twenty thousand or hinder refugees who live here on al-jazeera i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism president hosni mubarak has resigned . after all the lies the attempts of cover ups and the high water diplomacy. his loved ones some form of closure he saw the syrian army flag oyston high in the city as well as posters of syrian president bashar assad has been recorded. amidst a good two missiles that landed about a

this in doha with the top stories here at al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump's defense of the saudi crown prince in the wake of journalist jamal khashoggi is expected to be part of an intense congressional investigation early next year adam schiff the democrat to lead the house intelligence committee says there are plans to uncover trump's possible financial ties with the kingdom the u.s. president in a series of statements is cast doubt on the findings of his own intelligence agency the crown prince mohammed bin salmond ordered casualties killing a parliamentary election is being held in bahrain which rights groups say is neither free nor fair the two main opposition groups aren't taking part after m.p.'s voted earlier this year to effectively ban them prominent members of shia dominated opposition parties are serving long prison sentences it's a second election since anti-government demonstrations began in twenty eleven. the polls of close in taiwan's midterm local elections they're regarded as being a test of the island's ruling pro i

that i get my mark on him doha these the top stories on al-jazeera but if i miss the trees i'm a has won the backing of a cabinet for a drop bricks at dale struck with the european union and decisive step towards a final dail agreement will now have by three you k. and e.u. paul amounts for approval. i firmly believe that the draft withdrawal agreement was the best that could be negotiated and it was for the cabinet to decide whether to move on in the talks the choices before us were difficult particularly in relation to the northern ireland backstop but the collective decision of cabinet was that the government should agree the draft withdrawal agreement and the outlined political declaration this is a decisive step which enables us to move forward and finalize the deal in the days ahead. these decisions were not taken lightly but i believe it is a decision that is firmly in the national interest bangladesh says repatriation of some range of muslims to miramar will begin on thursday if people volunteer hundreds of thousands of people fled violence during a military crackdown in iraq

a lot of major interest in this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. maybe they've been great the shelf life to see how it all for the u.s. takes a wait and see approach to the jamal khashoggi murder investigation. renewed pressure on yemen this morning sides to return to the negotiating table as washington redirects its policy on the devastating conflict and with a week to go ahead of mid-term elections in the u.s. donald trump tries to win votes by keeping the spotlight on migrants. for the first time turkey has officially revealed the gruesome details of what exactly happened to the saudi journalist. so a case chief prosecutor says that she was strangled to death as soon as he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish investigations are still searching for these remains reports. as the saudi chief prosecutor was on his way to travel back to his country his turkish counterpart released a statement detailing his final moments of the saga consulate. according to the horrifying account. was strangled to death as soon as he got into the consulate o

this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up to news in activists call for protests against a proposed visit from the saudi crown prince following the murder of journalist jamal should. the u.s. and mexico discuss the fate of thousands of asylum seekers gathering at the border . of copper liberty to daughter's football final is postponed in one of cyrus after an attack on a teen boss and fighting in the streets. central paris is being plugged in tear gas and smoke after fighting between protesters and riot police along a famous shopping avenue it was the violence and the demonstrations against president emanuel might call who's being blamed for rising fuel prices catherine stansell reports. a wave of yellow in the french capital the anger fueled by a proposed tax rise. for the second successive weekend this. so-called yellow vests created roadblocks in organized protests demanding president emanuel macross scrapped the fuel tax. riot police stopped thousands of demonstrators on the main avenue de sean saudis say from breaking through a cordon protecting the palace the president's offic

hello unmounting denish oh without is there live from doha also coming up taiwan's president steps down as leader of her party after it suffers a blow in local election. mass protests in paris against an increase in fuel tax and president backgrounds economic policy it's. a no go for america how saudi arabia's visa restrictions are denying palestinian refugees the right to make their pilgrimage. to. the u.s. president's defense of the saudi crown prince in the wake of john this jamal khashoggi is murder is expected to face a congressional investigation early next year the democrats tipped to lead the house intelligence committee when newly elected members take office says donald trump's response will be part of a probe into the president's financial ties to saudi arabia the us president in the series of statements as col styles on the findings of his own intelligence agency that crown prince mohammed bin solomon ordered killing. has been following the story in washington. over the past two years of his presidency u.s. president donald trump really hasn't faced any sort of check on his p

and i'm just on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the democratic republic of congo is the ebola outbreak becomes the second largest on record. and afraid at the age of fifteen but hundreds more young palestinians are still locked up and it's raining. pressure is building on us president on trump after his former lawyer admitted to lying to congress michael cohen says he made the false statements last year during an investigation into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election had reports from washington d.c. . mobbed by reporters michael cohen said nothing leaving the court but inside a guilty plea he lied to congress now admitting that he was trying to arrange a real estate deal in moscow during the time it was clear donald trump would be the republican candidate the cohen was in fact going to travel to russia to work on the deal and that now president trump knew about it all things cohen had previously denied bruce fein worked in the justice department and he says this is a big deal so this is a time where we have a criminal

hello again adrian fenty going to here in doha with the headlines and al-jazeera the u.s. government is expected to give its conclusion as to who killed saudi journalist jamal shoghi in the next two days the cia has reportedly concluded that saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon is ultimately responsible president trump has called that finding premature. it should never have happened and we'll be having a very full report over the next two days in the meantime we're doing things to some people that we know for a fact were involved and we're being very tough on a lot of people with this sort of we're going to come up with a report as to what we think the overall impact was and who caused it and who did it you talk about a killing we're not talking about anything else we're talking about it killing so who did it fighting has resumed in yemen's key port city of her data placing hundreds of thousands of people in immediate danger according to the u.n. the saudi emirate the coalition is trying to retake it from who the rebels the who these now control most of the country lead

i'm sam is a done in doha with a look at the headlines here an al-jazeera central paris is being cloaked in tear gas and smoke after fighting between protesters and riot police along a famous shopping avenue it was the violent and to demonstrations against president emanuel macron is being blamed for rising fuel prices catherine stansell reports. a wave of yellow in the french capital the anger fueled by a proposed tax rise. for the second successive weekend the so-called yellow vests created roadblocks and organized protests demanding president emmanuel macross scrapped the fuel tax. riot police stopped thousands of demonstrators on the main avenue the shot saudis say from breaking through a cordon protecting the elysee palace the president's official residence. and the protests continued into the night with demonstrators setting barricades and cars on fire the price of diesel has risen by twenty three percent over the past year to about a dollar seventy one per liter. micron's decision to impose a further increase of six point five cents starting on the first of january is the final st

hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. ukraine warns of all out war after a naval confrontation with russia about immigration says it was staged. and an in-depth look at how to protect the world's water economy but up to six trillion dollars. donald trump's defense chief and his top diplomats have u.s. senators not to downgrade ties with saudi arabia as punishment for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the senate is considering a resolution that would stop support for the saudi led military campaign in yemen shortly al jazeera is patty culhane has more on james mattis and mike pompei is discussions with senators but first mike hanna reports on why they failed to stop or abuse by the senate of the trumpet ministration. the yeas are sixty three the nays are thirty seven this was the senate and good fourteen republican senators joined all forty nine democrats in recommending that the bullshit be discussed on the senate floor in all probability a debate that will happen next week it's a direct repudiation of the white ho

i'm a very unforgiving this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up media reveals more about how saudi agents disposed of the body of the murdered journalist. aid finally arrives for thousands of people driven by war to a remote camp in syria stranded without supplies after months of delay. and delay stale will they go people in the french territory of new caledonia vote on whether to cut ties with france and become independent. campaigning in the u.s. midterm elections is ended its final stage both president donald trump and his predecessor barack obama have been drumming up support ahead of tuesday's vote trumps campaign is focused on immigration and jobs he's threatening to change the right to citizenship for anyone born in the u.s. the republicans currently control both houses of congress but democrats hope at least to win back the house of representatives before us vice president and democrat joe biden says this election is a chance to reset the country's moral compass. tuesday is almost here and you all know in your gut that there's something different about this year's ele

i'm sam is this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. i will always stand by people. britain and spain settle their last minute dispute over a tiny rocky peninsula clearing the way for sunday's briggs's summit. to newseum activists call for protests against a proposed visit from the saudi crown prince following the murder of journalist. to daughters football final this post of one desires after an attack on a team boss fighting in the streets. central paris has been cloaked in tear gas and smoke after fighting between protesters and riot police along a famous shopping avenue it was the violent end to demonstrations against president emanuel micron who's being blamed for rising fuel prices catherine stansell reports . a wave of yellow in the french capital the anger fueled by a proposed tax rise. for the second. successive weekend the so-called yellow vests created roadblocks and organized protests demanding president emanuel macross scrapped the fuel tax. riot police stopped thousands of demonstrators on the main avenue the shot saudis say from breaking through a cord