happening to him and she told me that last week to my question she came here to talk about these or fishel paperwork before his marriage and he was very well kept from the saudi officials in the in the consulate building but today she told me that the fiance told me that they had a question mark they were a little bit worried what's going to happen and for now everybody is waiting in front of her the consulate building including damascus shifters journalists france and turkish air out media platform all right thanks very much in stamboul. u.k. prime minister theresa may says britain is not afraid to leave without a deal if it has to for the european union at the conservative party's annual conference may defended her plan for britain's exit from the bloc in six months time she said the u.k. will be a champion for free trade across the world after breaks 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 house too. leaving without introducing tariffs and costly checks at the border would be a bad outco

the saudi citizen jamal khashoggi was killed in the consulate in istanbul he fishel strongly denounce these baseless allegations and express his down to that they came from turkish officials they were informed of the investigation or authorized to comment on the issue the saudi kingdom's transparency record has been poor to say the least but in a rare display of openness there officials even invited reuters on a tour around the consulate jamal lives and works in the u.s. but to obtain a license to get married he had to see saudi authorities has definitely been to the consulate twice on september twenty eighth and last tuesday that was when he disappeared now here's what's crucial mr who writes about the saudi government and it's not exactly glowing actually had been worried something bad could happen to him before the second consulate visit the journalists left his cell phone with his fiance with instructions on what to do if he didn't come out soon the woman called turkish police four hours later when jamal was nowhere to be seen saudi officials say his stay at the compound was very

edwin fishel was more harsh about lafayette baker's memoirs when they came out. fishel said, they have the literary merit and believability of a dying novel which is about right. but these are the lasting impressions on the civil war. they reinforced -- were reinforced by offers -- authors ever since. but these james bond's and petticoats with the sum total of the intelligence of the civil war. so i reckoned between philip sheridan and -- that sergeant -- that said information is essential and the stories that did not seem to be true and most of them were not. and it seemed to me that there wasn't much to give a -- about. this is where ed and i took up. one of my mentors that waned mentioned, said something to me that made me think that maybe sheridan was right and i was onto something and there was more to this. he wrote, those who wrote memoirs are more famous but were often less importance -- important than those who did not. nothing could be more true than that statement which brings me to my story for you. i will provide a little bit of a brief background on

you're going to want to fishel estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already uncle wide returned to australia. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bang witness global news that matters. made for mines. and unusual friendships. this is the story of paul and. one is a student from cameroon. the other a filmmaker from germany better win now likely never be able to say whether he chose me or i chose him whatever the case this is the story of how many. amaechi on europe's most dangerous border. i. i. i. i. would become as a documentary. from my parents sacrificed everything for me i can't go back and be counted. became a story about the music. and those ready to help. when paul came over the scene from cameroon to berlin and starts october fourth on t.w. . oh and a very warm welcome to focus on europe and we begin in france which has lifted the state of emergency that followed the terror attacks of twenty fifteen back remains in a constant state o

saudi relationship is a relationship that goes back seven decades and is bigger than any one fishel leader or a member of the royal family i believe that the palm pale is there to number one get all the answers get the understanding of what actually took place and what the saudi authorities are going to put forth as to what exactly happened but at the end of the day it's quite obvious no one is going to get to the bottom of what actually happened unless you have a true independent transparent investigation to determine. how this killing took place and who is actually responsible in the end i imagine that authorities will get there it's going to take some time but demands are being made and demands are for transparency accountability and for the truth to come out and i think eventually that's going to happen well that's to bring in istanbul and so on. the truth should come out the truth will come out eventually that's well yes from washington d.c. has said as an expert in international law you perhaps in much much better place to tell us how difficult any investigation might be in to hold o

cited turkish officials the saudi citizen jamal khashoggi was killed in the consulate in istanbul you fishel strongly denounce these baseless allegations and express his down to that they came from turkey officials they were informed of the investigation or authorized to comment on the issue the saudi kingdom is transparency record has been poor to say the least but in a rare display of openness there officials even invited warders on a tour around the consulate. jamal. g. lives in works in the us but to obtain a license to get married he had to see saudi officials is definitely been to the conference that actually arranged. some kind of a high profile events and that particular press conference of the defense minister accused of russian citizens of an attempted cyber attack on the organization for the propagation of chemical weapons the minister even had a name for what happened back in april and called him a g.r.u. operation well if you have been following the news in the past couple of months well you already know that g r u has become some kind of a bogey word to the west thirteenth of a

he doesn't trust to deal fishel information of the state. and. assesses the situation. from the angle of those people who are suspects in the matter. job you know the chairman of the sea which party. has a perv approach to even in relation to a ferocious murder like this i didn't really expect this. bike of my days weeks and months go by but this. was the. mystic. will be revealed. in every respect for the people he's in it no no. no. and whatever i say refuse that's he has no knowledge of the law or international agreements or that he doesn't understand what i mean. everyone appreciates. the steps which turkey has taken the only person who has critical things to say about them is the chairman of the c.h.p. and then he turns it around to talk about money matters. he looks at everything. from the money angle perhaps it's because he's the chairman of the main opposition party. the poet mevlana has. an appropriate saying good. question wherever the eye casts its gaze the hearts follows and wherever the hearts goes then footfalls follows this person is just the same. but. w

cited turkish officials the saudi citizen jamal khashoggi was killed in the consulate in istanbul he fishel strongly denounced these baseless allegations and expressed his down to that they came from turkish officials they were informed of the investigation or authorized to comment on the issue the saudi kingdom's transparency record when it comes to dealing with the media is quite poor to say the least so in a rare display of transparency they even invited reuters journalists on a tour around the consulate what more can you tell us about the journalist himself while mr jamal as i said is a saudi journalist he lives in the u.s. though and he went to turkey to get a license to get married and we definitely know that he's been to the consulate twice first time he went there was on september twenty eighth and then the second last tuesday that is when the man disappeared what's very important here is to point out that he was a fierce critic of the saudi government and apparently he had been worried that something bad might happen to him before the visit to the consulate he left his cell phone w

saudi relationship is a relationship that goes back seven decades and is bigger than any one fishel leader or a member of the royal family i believe mr palm pale is there to number one get all the answers get the understanding of what actually took place and what the saudi authorities are going to put forth as to what exactly happened but at the end of the day it's quite obvious no one is going to get to the bottom of what actually happened unless you have a true independent transparent investigation to determine. how this killing took place and who is actually responsible in the end i imagine that authorities will get there it's going to take some time but demands are being made and demands are for transparency accountability and for the truth to come out and i think eventually that's going to happen well that's to bring in istanbul and so on. the truth should come out the truth will come out eventually that's well yes from washington d.c. has said as an expert in international law you perhaps in much much better place to tell us how difficult any investigation might be in to hold of this

fishel budget and zero press freedom will peace bring reform the information minister is cautious very difficult to talk about concrete police images at this stage you can only see that ok this is it's a new situation and whatever was conceptions of the war would have to be but it by its very clear give the government something its a position from a situation all. over the school to miss world two and this is crucial for peace. listening waiting is something eritrea's political prisoners have plenty of experience with the journalists has spent the last seventeen years in jail his niece vanessa batson lives in london and is fighting for his release. every chance if you look at what they are to government has said for the past seventy years they have been talking about this situation there too as an excuse for the status quo and obviously if the you know the excuse is gone there is space to optimism because that means that the excuse is the thing that's been holding the corrupt country together in terms of its affairs ship has fallen apart which is cause for optimism but if you look at t

by the evening of fishel had told al jazeera that investigators had uncovered more evidence in the case of missing journalists. down the road a second search of the consulate itself was conducted on wednesday with police focusing on the c. block section of the compound where they had previously uncovered evidence that they say proved she was murdered more and more information is being revealed as a clearer picture begins to form albeit slowly of what's happened to jamal khashoggi turkish investigators have identified this man made her more trip a member of crown prince mohammed bin said man's personal detail as a main suspect he had accompanied bin sandman on several foreign visits in recent months turkish intelligence leaks a motorist made four phone calls to the crown prince his own personal secretary on the day she went missing and it was under more troops name that the private jets used by the saudi hit team were hired turkish investigators say they already have the evidence that proves that he was murdered and his body dismembered they say the reason why they insist on conducting s

there also considering winding down search efforts there fishel death toll currently stands at sixteen hundred forty nine however in areas like ballo village that's just outside of palm city it's believed as many as a thousand could still be buried under thomas has more from palin where he's been following aid efforts. around the city now i have to go through some most people who need it many thousands of people are still living out in the open air or in tents they're required to go back into that damaged like that happens it's all because of the risk of optus jokes but they all get saying now plenty of drinking will plenty of like sick food like rice and noodles here in the city yeah it has to offer is a different case when you go at some of the provinces not going to pick up arrived at the airport old a saturday as there was friday trying to assess from the villages the health even of the villages itself the damage council from this city so they need supplies to come in now you told us about the operation because an exception is here now not yanks but by all the rescuers that we can

by the evening of fishel had told al jazeera that investigators had uncovered more evidence in the case of missing journalists. down the road a second search of the consulate itself was conducted on wednesday with police focusing on the c. block section of the compound where they had previously uncovered evidence that they say proved she was murdered more and more information is being revealed as a clearer picture begins to form albeit slowly of what's happened to jamal khashoggi turkish investigators have identified this man met her more trip a member of crown prince mohammed bin one man's personal detail as a main suspect he had accompanied bin sandman on several foreign visits in recent months turkish intelligence leaks a motive made for phone calls to the crown prince's own personal secretary on the day she went missing and it was under my trigs name that the private jets used by the saudi hit team were hired turkish investigators say they already have the evidence that proves that he was murdered and his body dismembered they say the reason why they insist on conducting searches li

saudi relationship is a relationship that goes back seven decades and is bigger than any one fishel leader or a member of the royal family i believe mr palm pale is there to number one get all the answers get the understanding of what actually took place and what the saudi authorities are going to put forth as to what exactly happened but at the end of the day it's quite obvious no one is going to get to the bottom of what actually happened unless you have a true independent transparent investigation to determine. how this killing took place and who is actually responsible in the end i imagine that authorities will get there it's going to take some time but demands are being made and demands are for transparency accountability and for the truth to come out and i think eventually that's going to happen well that's to bring in istanbul and so on. the truth should come out the truth will come out eventually that's well yes from washington d.c. has said as an expert in international law you perhaps in much much better place to tell us how difficult any investigation might be into old of this i

left the tunnel and interacted with the cool early morning hours fear steam was visible and sort of fishel said the building where the steam was spotted houses appointment designed to move a massive door used to access the tunnel and that rail cars containing contaminated equipment were lost placed here in one thousand nine hundred six work in the area returned to normal operations just after the precautionary take was lifted the company did say that surveys continued throughout the weekend verify that there was no release of hans or vista material and they are now using the term water vapor as opposed to steam the latest incident comes more than a year after a twenty foot section of another tunnel caved in no major injuries were reported to him for nuclear sites which has been decommissioned employs about nine thousand workers whose main object is to clean up the toxic waste reported in new york trade each of us r.t. . between steam and water vapor the growth here biology is true that there have been trying to figure out the difference three moves to. you so one of the things you know abo

officials as well as turkish affiliate fishel as earlier today the foreman is the speaking that's very soon the world will know exactly what's happened to jamal khashoggi jamal for the moment thank you very much kimberly help that in washington for us this kimberly does this increase the pressure on the trumpet ministration to go to the mr trump has gone so far. yeah there's definitely some pressure on the trumpet ministration but there's also some pressure on the crown prince mohammed bin solomon and that is because the reporting seems to indicate. an important deadline has passed and let me explain how that deadline has been calculated you remember that meeting the optics which were criticized very much so here in the united states and around the world of the u.s. secretary of state sitting down in riyadh with mohammed and some of the crown prince will that meeting wrapped up at about three pm riyadh time and reportedly in that meeting the u.s. secretary of state was very very clear in terms of the timeline moving forward that instructions we understand and that is being reported her

appointed a replacement but ousted leader running we could have a single has refused to leave his all fishel residence political tensions rise across the capital bernard smith reports live from colombo have. supporters of sri lanka's ousted prime minister aren't going to let him go quietly . while wickramasinghe has refused to leave his official residence here in the capital since president by three parlor syria saying a fire him and suspended parliament on friday. the president says are made to the electoral mandate to strengthen democracy by trying to seize more executive powers we went and now a. president serious cena a sworn in the hindu rajapaksa as prime minister former president rajapaksa lost the election three years ago which was called after he scrapped the two term limit for the presidency. protesters and the parliament speaker say there's been a constitutional coupe the prime minister they say should be chosen by parliament not the president i think everyone is really surprised by what has everyone but everyone feels like they need to figure out how we can stop this is happening

it's important to note here that turkish investigators have given that we're fishel statement to the media so how is so much information about this case getting out. following the story for us in istanbul. yeah that's right there hasn't been any official statement from any of the investigators it's pretty much president to further investigation on the scale instead that they have resulted to these releases of information drip by drip to various media local media and international media in particular the american press for a series of anonymous sources and in particular information linked to these alleged video and or via recordings now stories of this have been coming through ever since the the disappearance of over two weeks ago all of the saudi journalists but it has to be said that given the magnitude and the claims of these audiotapes there is growing impatience in particular now from washington and the u.s. president who is now demanding that they have these tapes so they can possibly positively verify that they. are and it has to be said there is creasing on these about the met

dead on arrival in washington cup but it's done no one's back we're laughing at it i mean there were fishel washington is laughing at it it's the same old. same old tipping points are you when is this thing tipping points then one nine hundred eighty s. they always expire they issued new ones it's just political nonsense let's not mistake it for science well it's really the latest report to your book quotes an mit professor and dean sixty for this warning the earth is fast becoming an unfit home for its noblest inhabitant and unless men change their ways it could be reduced to such a condition of impoverished productiveness of shattered surface of climatic excess as to threaten the deprivation barbarism and perhaps even the extinction of the species well yes we beat that bolus but do you think that the data in this new u.n. report is crying wolf predisposed as you say absolutely is i mean they are coming out first of all if you look below the surface you asked him about the professor about extreme weather they actually are for the u.n. a lobbying organization trying so hard to get political

fishel is released here until the final years of the soviet union many russians say they consider them classics. leave him alone. there are a lot of reasons why i love the films it's memories from my childhood in many ways for me star wars is a symbol of who i've become the most places and best universe in the world no one has come up with a better one. i've loved star wars since childhood my parents watched it my uncle everyone went crazy for it or should. i adore it. go through with all my heart. the members of moscow's saber fighting school have taken their love for the film franchise to another level daria and her jet i partner have been training for this performance since summer. these fights are exact reconstructions of scenes from star wars. my guys are fighting helps distract me from everyday problems in my studies with my parents and so on. i just dive into this amazing world of fencing into the world of star wars. is still an initiate in the jet i order but patience she must have until then she and the others from the school hope the force will be with them. you're watching d

then this other guy came along, fishel, and said, the one i talked about before, that lincoln savings was the best savings and loan in america. there were roughly 3,000 at the time. it was the worst savings and loan in america, so that's a 3,000 position error in a 3,000 position industry. you cannot do worse than that. right. and then this other guy said, lincoln savings had posed no foreseeable risk of loss to the government. it was the most expensive failure in history at $3.4 billion, exceeded only in the current crisis. so what happened after the people get it completely wrong? so george benston got an endowed chair at emory after this and fishel was made dean of the huge chicago law school. easterbrook put out this seminal text that's used even now to teach corporate law in economics. of course never mentioned that they tried their theories in the real world and produced an unmitigated disaster when they did so. the third guy was never heard of again. that's a joke. he was alan greenspan and we made him chairman of the fed because he had gotten everything as wrong as it was conc

ambassador to nato russia was preemptive in gauge mode of a some of its missiles fishel claims washington could strike to take them out because they're in breach of a cold war era treaty. countermeasures would be to take out the missiles that are in development by russia in violation of the treaty they are or notice it is time now for russia to come to the table and stop the violations. across this whole in the queue was behind us the make of this very bold and aggressive statement today what is essentially a warning from washington the u.s. envoy to nato kay bailey hutchinson has said if russia does not put a stop to its covert development of a banned cruise missile system the u.s. will seek to destroy it before it becomes operational now the u.s. believes that russia is developing a ground launch system that would enable it to launch a nuclear strike on europe at short notice now russia has yet to respond to these latest comments but it is not the first time such accusations have been made against moscow and they have consistently denied any such violations the development of such a sys

by they even include fishel had told al jazeera that investigators had uncovered more evidence in the case of missing journalists. down the road a second search of the consulate itself was conducted on wednesday with police focusing on the c. block section of the compound where they had previously uncovered evidence that they say proved she was murdered more and more information is being revealed as a clearer picture begins to form albeit slowly of what's happened to jamal khashoggi turkish investigators have identified this man made her more trip a member of crown prince mohammed bin said man's personal detail as a main suspect he had accompanied bin sandman on several foreign visits in recent months turkish intelligence leaks a motive made for phone calls to the crown prince his own personal secretary on the day she went missing and it was under more trips name that the private jets used by the saudi hit team were hired turkish investigators say they already have the evidence that proves that he was murdered and his body dismembered they say the reason why they insist on conducting