e.u. countries and the u.n. deafen very vocal in their criticism about the plans to demolish this better than village it's near jerusalem it's in the occupied west bank and if you know they say the criticism is if this bill it would be demolished it would effectively make space from a settlement expansion around jerusalem also cutting the occupied west bank into harvest now we've seen. there were have been a few children they were trying to reach out to and from the president's office to mrs marcos her to you know call in is run again to stop the demolition is still have to her to hear from her what she will say about it all right tanya kramer reporting for us from jerusalem thank you tanya now migrants continue to arrive in europe and one way of helping them integrate with their new neighbors is through sports sicily is an arrival point for many so german second division teams and paoli has sent coaches there with a mission to unite people through football. a football pitch in the sicilian town of syracuse a ha

e.u. country. of a warm welcome to you turkey has said it will search inside the saudi consulate in istanbul for the missing journalist the human rights and human rights office says is deeply concerned at the disappearance of jamal khashoggi one week ago today the washington post has published what it says is the last four to grab a missing saudi contributor the surveillance camera images shows the fifty nine year old walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul a week ago turkish officials say he was murdered inside the building. a clear saudi arabia denies. joining me now from istanbul is a correspondent who the washington post has published a photo today what more can you tell us about the context of this image. indeed these seem to be the last images showing the saudi journalist alive before entering the saudi consulate here in istanbul the images show a date and the time of tobar second quarter past one pm so exactly a week ago he was entering the consulate to obtain some documents related to

e.u. countries and the u.n. deafen very vocal in their criticism about the plans to demolish this better than village its new jerusalem it's in the occupied west bank and if you know they say the criticism is if this bill it would be demolished it would effectively make space from a settlement expansion of around to some also cutting the occupied west wing. into harvest now we see in there where have been a few children they were trying to reach out and fall of the president's office to miss america. or to you know call on israel again to stop the demolition we still have to her to hear from her what she will say about it all right tanya kramer reporting for us from jerusalem thank you tanya. the south asian nation of bangladesh is frequently hit by flooding three large rivers come together there it's also vulnerable to climate change the u.n. has warned that twenty million of its citizens could be climate refugees by the end of a century but bangladesh is fighting back one thing it's done is set up floating sch

such as when germany informed other countries about the comics dealings the case is firing up those demanding a stronger edu financial oversight. and speaking of e.u. finances the european union norway russia and other countries have formally asked the world trade organization to set up a resolution panel to address the united states' higher tariffs for imported steel and aluminum the countries believe the tariffs are not allowed under the beauty old rules establishment of the panel means the w t o members have failed to come up with a resolution among themselves in the w t o is now stepping in as an arbitrator the rulings of the panel must be implemented immediately according to w t o rules. let's go straight to new york where our financial correspondent jim acosta is standing by hi yes well we've seen these tariffs they have been in effect a few months now have they really had any effect on u.s. business at all. you know we do see that costs are going up for companies who produce canned soups for example. all the way up to companies who make planes or cars but when we talk about steel we have tariffs of twenty five percent when it comes to miniu

e.u. country or in any country really doesn't really matter here in the e.u. or not i'm going to bring in william here just to see what is his perspective i think perhaps we have well i mean you talk to people in bolton who know about the situation and there is a complete veil of silence on the police investigators of every possible lead they have witnesses who can talk about the movements of the people who were arrested they know exactly how it was done by remote control from a boat off shore all this time and they visited the house overnight and these things are clearly in the public domain is actually a film made by italian directive which spells out the story what's happening is that the because of the political it pretty his isolation of the judiciary and the police it's impossible to get the good at the story and the worst thing of all is that the egyptian issues of europe e.u. in particular effectively are allowing this to continue even though they have group of more expeditions there and they're now investigating at last the corruption the banking syst

e.u. country or in any country really doesn't really matter i feel in the e.u. or not i'm going to bring in william here just to see what is his perspective it's going to happen here well i mean you talk to people in bolton who know about the situation and there is a complete veil of silence on the police investigators of every possible lead they have witnesses who can talk about the movements of the people who were arrested they know exactly how it was done by remote control from a boat off shore all this time and they visited the house overnight and these things are clearly in the public domain is actually still made by italian directive which spells out the story what's happening here is that the because of the political party his isolation of the judiciary and the police it's impossible to get a good at the story and the worst thing of all is that the egyptian issues of your e.u. in particular effectively are allowing this to continue even though they have group of more expeditions there they're now investigating at last the corruption the banking system it

e.u. countries to cut off their financial ties to iran to well look for other ways of for example getting oil or getting natural gas or getting tractor equipment or you know financing for business expansions look to other places around the world look to other countries around the world do not build your businesses on a relationship with terror ron and so this is a way of the for the trumpet ministration to try to pressure countries to seriously rethink their relationship with iran of course if what we mains to be seen as whether or not e.u. countries are going to take the trumpet ministration seriously and break off those relationships or whether they're going to say that we are sovereign nations and we're going to do what is best for our economies for our countries for our relationships in the world that we don't kowtow to the united states on these sorts of matters it's going to be a very interesting few weeks especially as the u.s. efforts to impose new sanctions and to try to off try to cut off oil exports from iran take effect and joining with the latest on that story from one. thank

e.u. countries have done for ten years policies that are left out that's what makes us all part of the eurozone when all the problem is that rome wants to borrow three times the amount of fresh cash than promised by the previous government well that doesn't break any e.u. rules it could mean that italy's huge mountain of debt might become unsustainable the current debt level of one hundred thirty percent of g.d.p. already exceeded e.u. limits but that doesn't seem to bother israelis coalition of the right wing northern league and populist five star movement. we must create something new because we are neither right nor left we must create a new european group the european group that does not have the right all the left as a goal even. there's the last release the. economic growth stagnated in the third quarter and unemployment especially among young people is high bolstering social spending and taking a tough stance against brussels has a nice rate to large parts of the public and so i think all the electric promises were kept so they did just fine even keeping the point with europe which i thi

e.u. country or in any country really doesn't really matter here in the e.u. or not i'm going to bring in william here just to see what is his perspective i think we have well i mean you talk to people in bolton who know about the situation and there is a complete veil of silence on the police investigating every possible lead they have witnesses who can talk about the movements of the people who were arrested they know exactly how it was done by remote control from a boat off shore all this time and they visited the house overnight and these things are clearly in the public domain is actually a film made by italian directive which spells out the story what's happening is that the because of the political pretty his isolation of the judiciary and the police it's impossible to get the good at the story and the worst thing of all is that the egyptian issues of europe e.u. in particular effectively are allowing this to continue even though they have group of more expeditions there and they're now investigating at last the corruption the banking system it doesn't

e.u. countries must rectify so there's actually been quite a bit of work in order to make sure that it's on track to come in force by twenty nineteen so suppose singapore side was always been looking at free trade and trade liberalization so in that sense was always been would look at ways of how to facilitate and how to sign f.t.'s with countries and from different parts of the world so these are some of the things that we've been doing in the face of the empty rhetoric globalisation rhetoric but what sort of savings will these two deals bring business. well you know the removal of the straight tariff definitely makes things cheaper for a lot of the companies as well as. vietnam is also very much a trade manufactory it's also been making quite a bit of shoes a lot of products brand names tracking friends that we have seen so far so in actual fact there's actually been quite a bit off savings as well as for the businesses because they don't really have to pay that much anymore it's also vietnam is also quite cheap as well in terms of labor so businesses can actually save up on labor costs f

e.u. countries could focus trance atlantic talks on regulatory cooperation like safety standards for cars pharmaceuticals and medical devices e.u. ministers are preparing themselves as best as they can for the upcoming meetings with the u.s. negotiators but all their plans may have to change in an instant depending on the whim of the hewas president. and we stay in the us where the midterms are just around the corner in november the elections will be widely considered a referendum on donald trump's performance as a president and as the old saying goes what decides elections it's the economy stupid that should worry republicans as the us economy is doing just fine as shown by most recent figures but the question is are average americans profiting as much as their companies. workers at online retail giant amazon in the usa now earn a minimum of fifteen dollars an hour from eleven the company is growing fat in prosperous times business is booming in the usa people are spending more companies are investing and exports are growing in the second quarter the most recent for which data is availabl

e.u. country in less than a year what role should the e.u. need to play in all of this what do you expect you to do now. i mean looking at the galleria we had plays one hundred and eleven and the reporter was up all those frustrated endings that's the worst in the entire balkans hour and there's something that the european union should definitely investigated to seeing what is happening at the outskirts of the union and if the reopen values are set and mentioning the high level of corruption case there is a lot of embezzlement a lot of corruption and comes to you funds that needs to be investigated thoroughly so therefore we would expect eight that there's a high level investigation in the corruption cases and be. also a mission looking into the killing of the journalist and last leap looking into what happens with you funds when it comes to the issue of media support because you fons i wonder if the crucial factors when it comes to funding media via the bulgarian state which contributes heavily to the media centralization in the country and

e.u. countries are done for ten years with policies that are left or right or elsewhere that holds us together in the eurozone but also because when all the problem is that rome proposes to borrow three times more fresh cash than promised by the previous government that could mean that italy's huge mountain of debt might become unsustainable the current debt level of more than one hundred thirty percent of g.d.p. already exceeds e.u. limits since the summer the yield on ten year italian government bonds climbed from under two percent to three point five percent even repaying the interest could crush cash strapped italy. and the problem could get worse the european central bank says it wants to end its bond buying program in december another blow for italy. but the italian government insists it sticking to its spending plan. that. the italian guard has going euro's for investments. that will help young people. we want to not remove a single euro from this budget. he is confident that brussels will back down the european commission has given italy three weeks to respond if it fails to revise the

e.u. countries are expected to insist on a resolution over the issue of the border between north and island and the republic of ireland. so here a bit of what me had to say about the talks to leave the e.u. . we are proposing is very challenging for the e.u. but if we stick together and hold of nerves i know we can get a deal that delivers for britain. no one wants a good deal more than me but that has never getting the deal at any cost. britain isn't afraid to leave with no deal if we have to. make. us president donald trump is facing heavy criticism from fellow republicans for mocking a woman who claimed she was assaulted by supreme court nominee bret's governor senator jeff flake described trump's comments as appalling while senator susan collins labeled his comments as quote just plain wrong trump made the comments at a campaign rally in mississippi and i'd like us to listen to what he said thirty six years ago. i had one beer right i had one beer. well. which will be a good how did you get home i don't remember how did you get there i don't remember where is the place i don't remember

e.u. countries export weapons to saudi arabia i think that the size if war use. would be france because more than four fifth of the european arms exports to saudi arabia come from france so the french government. remembers the ideals of the french revolution and stands up for them i think the rest of europe would certainly follow suit and i think it is. the high representative and vice president look at the need to put this on the agenda and to initiate the proceedings with the particular thank you very much. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the united nations human rights committee has ordered france to review legislation banning the the cop that is the full body islamic veil it follows complaints by two french women who were convicted in two thousand and twelve the committee found that the law disproportionately harmed their right to practice their religion u.s. national security advisor john bolton has met russian president vladimir putin in moscow the two discussed the prospect of putin meeting the us president

e.u. countries and economic experts found that the european battery lines to encourage sustainable path for production in the block. the business world is in mourning palauan has died at the age of sixty five the microsoft co-founder ranked among the globe's wealthiest people and he put that wealth to use from personal computers and conservation to broken chips and american football. when the seattle seahawks won the super bowl for the first time in two thousand and fourteen paul allen could hardly contain his delight seven years earlier he'd brought up the american football team on behalf of his home city but the man estimated to be worth around twenty billion u.s. dollars wasn't just interested in sports teams and he also invested vast sums in medical and scientific research and set up among other things a foundation and an institute this was how allen made his fortune microsoft in one thousand nine hundred seventy five he convinced his school friend bill gates to drop out of harvard university and co-found the computer company while gates mainly focused on growing the business allen was

e.u. country where corruption is believed to be widespread. and living in a big girl's paradise and downlink display in london shows off the latest in confectionary creations. i don't welcome i'm with that she turkey has said it will search inside the consulate of saudi arabia in istanbul for a missing sound the journalist the u.n. human rights office is depicted on about the feet of jamal khashoggi who disappeared one week ago today the washington post has published what it says is the last four to drop off its missing contributor the surveillance camera image shows the fifty nine year old. walking into the saudi consulate in the turkish city of istanbul a week ago turkish officials say he was murdered inside the building saudi arabia denies this. i'm joined now from istanbul by our correspondent who the washington post published that folded today what more can you tell us about the context of this picture well indeed these security camera images seem to be the last images showing the journalist alive before entering the saudi consulate here

e.u. countries could focus trance atlantic talks on regulatory cooperation like safety standards for cars pharmaceuticals and medical devices e.u. ministers are preparing themselves as best as they can for the upcoming meetings with the u.s. negotiators but all their plans may have to change in an instant depending on the whim of the hewas president. trade with the us is not the only issue on the agenda and info ministers have also discussed italy and its ongoing standoff with the e.u. it's only has accused the european commission of ruining its romas determined to fulfill its electoral promises of lowering taxes and lowering the age of retirement that would increase national debts to the mission insist it's only must first toughen its fiscal discipline and that it's only wants to introduce an honest if a tax dollars. today i spoke to mikhail jassi he's under secretary of state at the italian ministry of economic development and he's at the talks and in i asked him if it's and he was on the way to becoming the next race. absolutely not today's situation between you and a tele is a very dif

e.u. countries must keep their spending in check and scientists here in europe say they've detected plastic particles in human stool samples proof that plastic waste has now reached the top of the food chain. it's good to have you with us the worst cover up ever those are the words of u.s. president donald trump describing what he says was a bad plan by this all these to kill critical journalist jim all. his comments followed a speech by turkey's president read. the one today saying that his country's investigators have determined that she's brutal killing was meticulously planned with all wise on saudi arabia and any involvement that its leaders may have had in the killing crown prince mohamed bin solvent resurface today in public for a key business meeting. satisfied was the word crown prince mohammed bin solomon used to describe how he felt at the high profile future investment initiative conference in riyadh. despite the prince's smile there was tension in the air. some forty companies and investors boycotted the forum over the killing of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi at the even

e.u. countries european countries at the moment and that is the erosion of mainstream parties and we're seeing both on a federal level and down in bavaria tonight that the support for the traditional main parties or the conservatives in the social democrats is really nose diving and instead we're seeing this fragmentation of germany's political landscape and we've seen people moving to what really are in the biggest and the fringes of germany's political spectrum so people many voters left the conservative c.s.u. who of course are also the very insistent party to merkel's conservatives many of them went to the to the right to the right to the far right but also the greens won a lot of votes off the back of the mistakes that were made by the s.p.d. as social democrats and the c.s.u. the conservatives were talking about the very this is one of the wealthiest states here in germany indeed in europe as well. but people these still seem unsatisfied with their government's work why is that well these are really interesting point actually that this isn't really connected to the economy it's all which

e.u. countries agreed to take in some of those rescued. french and italian authorities are working to contain an oil spill up to two ships collided north of the island of corsica leaking fuel has formed a twenty kilometer oil slick in the mediterranean sea no one was injured in the collision which involved a two news in freighter and an ant could contain a ship. space x. has successfully launched a rocket carrying a satellite for argentina the spacecraft first stage booster then returned to landing it's the first time the company's california launch site has conducted a maneuver space x. is attempting to decrease the cost of space launches by reusing rockets. far as politician jai eatable sanaa who has won the first round of business presidential election grabbing forty six percent of the votes he now face of runoff in three weeks time against a left winger for not doha dodd who finished a distant second while sonata attracted support by promising to fight corruption and restore what he courted traditional values his opponents say he poses

belgrade is no longer an enemy of the west twenty years after nato bombed serbia the country is on a path towards the e.u. and cooperating with the transatlantic dream but the question of the breakaway province of kosovo is still unresolved will it keep the old country from ever integrating into europe against serbia managed to become a part of the west. still keeping traditional tony's. present which is welcome to moscow great to have you on our program it's a first very pleased very pleased to be here. i enjoy spending my time. so you're here discussing a lot of things with good you seek his support and advise on costello you just came from the meeting with president putin what he had why we. discussed all important issues on. the political scene in the western balkans and the entire region of south east southeast europe and also we discussed i discussed or. you shoes or political economic and just one sentence to you was to say that. we do have better and better economic relationship and. our trade exchange rates right trade turnover is growing last two or it was. just three percent bigger and twenty

e.u. country or in any country really doesn't really matter if you're in the e.u. or not i'm going to bring in william here just to see what is his perspective it's going to happen here well i mean you talk to people in bolton who know about the situation and there is a complete veil of silence the police investigating every possible lead have witnesses who can talk about the movements of the people who were arrested they know exactly how it was done by remote control from a boat off shore all this time and they visited the house overnight and these things are clearly in the public domain is actually a film made by italian directive which spells out the story what's happening here is that the because of the political pretty his isolation of the judiciary and the police it's impossible to get a good at the story and the worst thing of all is that the egyptian issues of europe e.u. in particular effectively are allowing this to continue even though they have group of more expeditions there and they're now investigating at last the corruption the banking system it doe

e.u. countries as well as china and russia. earlier this year president trump made good on his campaign promises and pulled out of the deal most of the u.s. is closest allies continue to back the iran deal the only support for trump's move came from israel and from saudi arabia mohamed bin salman became saudi crown prince in june last year strongly backed by the u.s. he's tried to portray himself as a reformer in the region while highlighting iran's involvement in conflicts in syria and in yemen. however it's actually saudis are the majority of lives in yemen and experts say the mood of jamal khashoggi goes a long way to destroy the carefully constructed saudi narrative just exposes the fact that the united states does have a very glaring double standard that it because of its ties to saudi arabia which are partly based on the hopes of working with the saudis and the israelis and the emmer audience and others against iran that the administration is willing to allow mohammed bin psalm on to get away literally with murder the dec

e.u. countries more may well follow. remember that they've got a problem some somewhat to these european countries a sort of quandary in how they respond to saudi arabia many of them have very very deep and lucrative trade and investment ties with saudi arabia many depend very deeply on saudi intelligence contacts crediting saudi intelligence with want to get a number of. plots on european soil here they've got to weigh that up against the sort of traditional values that the e.u. trumpets all the time this idea of a global rules based system of values in which you would put aside all of those concerns and go in hard on riyadh and demand answers and threaten action but they're not threatening action as such though they are taking tentative steps forward at a collective level though there is still an element of caution about this i spoke earlier to donald tusk is the president of the e.u. council he said we need a fair and transparent investigation we've heard that sort of sentiment from leaders before of course i said what

e.u. countries. it's number one in the production of salad greens and number three in celery production. uncles. they're responsible for so much destruction so much death. just so that someone in another country can buy a melon for one euro. in such a deal that i mean. that and then the problem is that once these large companies have plundered and destroyed our natural resources then they'll just move on. and they'll do exactly the same thing somewhere else that. there's they don't care one whit about that the english ones are solid the germans want their solid and sort of the french rich germans don't care if they destroy the fields or more through the process it's not their country that's being destroyed but the universe at the end of. this new horse has become the symbol of their battle to preserve. the next day the activists bring their plan is to the gates of the company. this is where the trucks head out to supply supermarkets across europe. i recall buddha judged at death my are you know you be your my chinese or maman or viva long live mama normal is the our input is so you know

e.u. are at loggerheads over government spending now moody's has downgraded the country's credit rating to one notch above junk status. but first eleven on which hosts more than a million syrian refugees many live in extreme poverty and often parents see no alternative to marrying off their children to save money aid groups have warned that the number of child brides is growing in lebanon where there's no minimum age of marriage. where he traveled to a refugee camp in the bekaa valley in an exclusive report she met a fourteen year old girl who was about to be wed. last fall when i was just starting a new semester at school. this year she's getting ready for her wedding but after i stopped going to school in the seventh grade because i got engaged my mother knows him he came and told her that he wanted me and that was that. the mother has just fourteen years old when her fiance first brought her her engagement ring it slipped off her finger and had to be resized to fit her small hand. she fled or trying syria to a refugee camp in lebanon's bekaa valley. this tent is home to her her mother a

e.u. says it has lost faith in the country's leaders did. reports from alter. remembering her hero one year after her murder activist mourns the journalist definite current. on the activities of the corrupt and criminal. why did she have to die she did not die because she lived she died because she told the truth and she was uncovering too many uncomfortable truths for too many people this is the spot where kara was assassinated just after three pm on the sixteenth of october twenty seven teen she was driving down this hill when a remote controlled bomb detonated under her seat the explosion threw her vehicle off the road and into this field this memorial at the site of the s.s. a nation pays tribute to the journalist. the powerful of this country difficult questions questions. government corruption and the breakdown of the rule of law these questions haven't gone away and neither has the question who wanted. that in the first place. police were quick to arrest three man suspected of planting the bomb but. still no closer to finding the ringleaders those who or

e.u. countries and united states to take responsibility in this case because they have been reacting against this but there were there has been no solid. sanctions against saudi arabia for q four that see them go see it go live for us in ankara while let's look at what else to take the best occasion has revealed so far jamal entered the saudi consulate in istanbul on october second he was killed within seven minutes his body was dismembered in fifteen minutes investigators were finally allowed into the consulate almost two weeks after the show he went missing they were able to isolate exactly where the murder happened there were traces of blood found suggesting a violent death or the mutilation of his body to his sources say the hit squad contacted the private secretary of conference mom had been salman in saudi arabia four times during the window of time when the crime was committed this suggests the crown prince was getting updates we also know that the consul general was in the building during the time of the murder in a to gave this tour of the consulate in a bid to prove songe arabia ha

e.u. countries are expected to insist on a resolution over the issue of the border between north and ireland and the republic of ireland. let's hear a bit of what may had to say about the talks to leave the e.u. we are proposing is very challenging for the e.u. . but it's restricted gather and hold of nerve i know we can get a deal that delivers for britain. no one wants a good deal more than me but that has never meant getting the deal at any cost britain isn't afraid to leave with no deal if we have to. time now for some of the other stories making news around the world russian president vladimir putin has described former spy service crippled as scum and a traitor to the motherland people and his daughter unio were found slumped on a public bench in the english city of seoul is very much now britain says they were poisoned with a nerve agent administered by russian intelligence officers. chinese authorities have ordered actress fan being being to pay taxes and fines totaling nearly one hundred thirty million dollars for tax evasion and other offenses has been linked to a government probe