cia director gina haskell will speak to members of the u.s. senate about the murder of jamal khashoggi that is after she did not appear last week when the secretary of state and secretary of defense held a closed door briefing with members of the senate several members of the senate afterwards republicans and democrats alike said they were unsatisfied and an persuaded by what they heard in that room afterward madison pompei oh that is jim that is the defense secretary and mike pompei of the secretary of state came out and said there was no smoking gun that links the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin some on to the killing of chris shoji that is despite reports that the cia has concluded with a high level of confidence that the crown prince did in fact order that killing so members of the senate were dissatisfied they said they wanted to hear from tina haskell the cia director who actually flew to is ten ball and listened to the tapes of that killing that the turkish government provided so they believe she will have more information and

they wouldn't send up gina haskell.e was a bit smug when he came out and the sponsors said they helped us. will gina haskell be able to dial back the anger of the administration even if they don't like what he said even though she is showing respect for the process? >> yesterday was a confluence was fact where huh republican who is if you want to upset senators, call into question their prerogative or ignore it. oversight is one of those things. somebody who has oversight with bob corker. you have several senators that they have not communicated what happened. there are legal requirements that they report on what's happening. that has been ignored. that's how you lose conservatives. all of this coming together at the same time. that's why they saw the resolution. it has to do with leaks and frustrations. i would argue that the bigger issue is mike pompeo. the morning he went out they had any desire to do that whatsoever. lindsey graham had a clap back. >> that's interesting. it's important because at this moment, the re

senators were very upset about that and they ended up demanding to hear from haskell or they threaten to take action against saudi arabia and that seems to be what has motivated the trumpet ministration to go ahead and allow her to testify it will probably still be a closed door hearing but i imagine we'll hear what goes on in that room daryn john we know that u.s. sentences on both sides of the house have been calling for stronger action against saudi arabia so what exactly remind us what they're calling for and what happens next. that's right well the senators threaten to invoke the war powers act that has never been used before it was passed in one nine hundred seventy three as after the vietnam era and it would allow congress to stop any kind of military action that was begun by the president within sixty days or sixty days after it started and in this case it is the united states' refueling and other aid to saudi arabia in yemen that they're threatening to shut off and it was a historic rebuke to the trumpet ministration that senators voted sixty three to seven to move that forwa

asked to act by the senate and the house of representatives is also asking for testimony by gina haskell there or at least a closed briefing which is what leaders of the senate got members of the senate many of them are asking for gina haskell to address the entire senate so the trump administration has a problem on its hands and now it has to act and it will likely act and well before democrats take over control of the house of representatives in january because then things could get really dicey for president trump. and al jazeera is tiny bats he has a nest on bull with reaction from techie where the matter of cat. i think for sure they're going to welcome this reaction it backs up everything they said from day one i think there's been a lot of dismay within the turkish government about the stand of president trump the you know maybe he did maybe he didn't sort of conclusion about mohamed bin salman and whether or not he was responsible as far as the turkish authorities are concerned without naming him in public they have said that this murder was on the doorstep of the saudi royal cou

is gina haskell brief the entire senate we're also hearing from u.s. officials who talk to us that it is likely that haskell will in the next week or two that congress has for its session before it takes a winter break that has full will likely go to brief members of the house because they've heard about this invasion are set to even though the house is currently still controlled by republicans it will be controlled by democrats in january and that's when things might really change and what reaction can we expect from the white house on this. well i mean at the white house president trump has just crossed back over the street he was across the street visiting the family of former president george herbert walker bush who died and everybody is preparing for that funeral the president did not say anything about shoji we have not heard a lot from people inside the white house they are clearly not happy about what happened today they did not want to you know asked bill to go to the senate but there was so much congressional pressure that she was really just

law makers left irate that haskell was not included, which senator suggested because the white houseys. bob corker said the difference between last week's administration briefing and the haskell briefing was it difference between quote darkness and sunshine. >> i have zero question in my mind that crown prince ordered the killing, monitored the killing, planned it in advance. if he was in front oa jury, he would be convicted in 30 minutes guilty. there's no way anybody with a straight face can say there's any question about what has happened. >>> there's not a smoking gun, there's a smoking saw. you have to be willfully blind not to come to the conclusion this was orchestrated and organized by people under the command of mbs and he was intricately involved in the demise of jamal khashoggi. there is zero chance, zero chance this happened in such an org oinized way without the crown prince. >> and chuck schumer is calling for a full senate briefing from the cia director. yemen and saudi arabia, similar to the briefing last week. haskell is not scheduled to attend. >>> surveilled for mo

cia director gina haskell will speak to members of the u.s. senate about the murder of jamal khashoggi that is after she did not appear last week when the secretary of state and secretary of defense held a closed door briefing with members of the senate several members of the senate afterwards republicans and democrats alike said they were unsatisfied and an persuaded by what they heard in that room afterward madison pompei oh that is jim that is the defense secretary and mike pompei of the secretary of state came out and said there was no smoking gun that links the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin some on to the killing of chris shoji that is despite reports that the cia has concluded with a high level of confidence that the crown prince did in fact order that killing so members of the senate were dissatisfied they said they wanted to hear from tina haskell the cia director who actually flew to istanbul and listened to the tapes of that killing that the turkish government provided so they believe she will have more information and th

same way senators erupted in anger on tuesday after a long awaited briefing from cia director gina haskell sort of hard to call this a cover up given the fact that everybody in that briefing last week knew that tom pale and madison were misleading us knew that there was no way this murder happened without the consent and direction of m.p.'s in the senate is already considering an unprecedented bill to invoke the never before used one thousand nine hundred seventy three war powers act to force an end to u.s. aid to saudi war efforts and yemen. this six page measure would record the view of the senate that mohammed bin solomon is responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi and it urges the u.s. and the international community to hold him and anyone else involved in the killing responsible and a joint statement democratic senator ed markey calls the crown prince a fuck up and republican senator lindsey graham calls him a wrecking ball rare harsh words for the leader of an allied nation. the resolution phones short of calling for regime change in saudi arabia but whether president trump like

and democrats alike were furious after receiving a briefing on that killing from cia director gina haskell back on december fourth here with morris conservative commentator steve malzberg steve thank you for being with us my pleasure good seeber so this is such a troubling story i mean because somebody is actually murdered and a journalist we both are are a journalist and that's uncomforting but i'm just curious after this briefing in the senate where ms haskell finally appeared and first of all she didn't appear then she appeared even had people like lindsey graham. supposedly you know one of the president's best friends on capitol hill saying no i mean it's obvious what happened here what do you make of all of it yeah well here's what happened there were two briefings one for the entire senate and she was supposed the head of the cia was supposed to show up and she didn't so mike pompei of the secretary of state in madison defense secretary basically gave the president's version where they said there's no smoking gun we don't know for sure and a lot of the senators were upset and said wh

a journalist a mets uncomforting but i'm just curious after this briefing in the senate where ms haskell finally appeared and first of all she didn't appear then ship eared even had people like lindsey graham. supposedly you know one of the president's best friends on capitol hill saying no i mean it's obvious what happened here what do you make of all of it yeah well here's what happened there were two briefings one for the entire senate and she was supposed the head of the cia was supposed to show up and she didn't so mike pompei of the secretary of state in madison defense secretary basically gave the president's version where they said there's no smoking gun we don't know for sure and a lot of the senators were upset and said where is the cia director well she met in the second meeting that you alluded to but only with about ten key influential senators and the other senators a ticked off that they were included and what she told was a completely apparently different story because lindsey graham comes out and says all right there's no smoking gun but there's a smoking saw reference t

. >> reporter: jack haskell works for the pacific crest trail.ing number of hikers who prefer to have fruit cakes as a seasonal break from protein and granola bars. >> it's not the energy bar. it's not some goop. it's real food, not hiking food. >> you've got the perfect food for a hiker that's trying to go the distance. >> a half cup of sugar. >> reporter: brenda is a nutritionist who discovers that fruit cake could be more than just a door stop. >> you're close to the same calories per gram in a fruit cake compared to a snickers bar or trail bar, but you're miles ahead on iron, magnesium, calcium. the mineral content is higher. >> reporter: she is just the type to makes fruit cakes every holiday season, and she says friends and family actually like them. t comes to the nutritional value, i'm not trying to be funny. how does the brandy help? >> brandy is an alcohol product, and so alcohol is in between fat and carbohydrates. >> reporter: mock. >> sugars and fat. >> reporter: sugar and fat, okay. and i've got to say, her fruit cake wasn't half ba

gina haskell, they are all the same.t was mohammed bin salman say republican and democratic senators alike. some say he might have been. it is too important to put at risk is something that secretary of state mike pompeo agrees with. the white house insists that it won't happen. punishing saudi arabia may come as early as next week. military support is for the saudi involvement. it's something very rare indeed. not just in yemen but as a punishment for the killing of jamal khashoggi. as there has been a new twist in the trunk russia investigation. robert mueller says the former national security advisor michael flynn should not be sent to prison for lying to the fbi. flynn gave assistance in the meddling. the trump administration has repeatedly called that probe a witchhunt. substantial assistance. 19 entities, firsthand information, and help collecting the dots. as they investigate investigateg with u.s. elections. the government lawyers said the will be to plead guilty forthcoming. and flynn was a national security adv

and from the secretary of defense and they emerged unconvinced and demanded a briefing from gina haskell the head of the cia who as you point out was the one to go to turkey and to listen to these tapes that the turkish government says it has of the killing and when she when she was done with that briefing those senators all remain convinced that that murder was ordered by the crown prince of saudi arabia and they want the trump administration to offer some kind of response to that some kind of penalty and they've made it clear that if president trump does not do that that they will react on their own and they've already got a bill that is up for consideration that would stop u.s. aid to the saudis in their war in yemen we've got a senator dick durbin from illinois a democrat who now insists that the entire senate be briefed by gina haskell and u.s. officials have told us that al jazeera that in fact officials in the house the house of representatives will also likely be briefed in the next week and a half or so by gina haskell because they too are disturbed by what they've seen here and

john haskell from our sister station in los angeles explains. >> reporter: marijuana has been legal inear, and there's no doubt the market is more visible. but the state estimated 6,000 cannabis shops would be licensed in the first few years. so tar that nufar 600. >> we might be reaching or obtaining those sales goals, but none of that revenue is going to the state because of all these illegal operators. from what i've heard, a lot of these illegal guys are really busy, where sometimes these legal operators don't have enough money to cover the costs. >> reporter: michael and his brother, steve, operate the green easy dispensary in l.a. they welcome the regulation of the industry but says there's a lack of enforcement. >> 600 shops over the period of a year in the most mature cannabis market in the world is not somebody that anybody would consider to be a win. you need a ton of capitol to weather the store of overregulation. >> reporter: that's driven up the price of marijuana on consumers. therefore, the black market has thrived in an environment designed to do the opposite. in a stat

these are comments coming after a confidential briefing with cia director gina haskell. listen to gina graham and bob corker. >> the open source reports show that he had been focusing on mr. jamal khashoggi for a long time. it is zero chance. zero that this happened in such an organized fashion without the crown prince. i have great respect for pompeo and mattis. if they were in a democratic administration, i would be all over them for being in the pocket of saudi arabia, but since i have such respect for them, i am going to assume they're being good soldiers and when they look at the analysis, they are being technical in their statement. they are not giving the assessment that i think the senate will have. i would really question somebody's judgment if they couldn'ting in out. it is there to be figured out. please let me finish. the reason they don't draw the conclusion that he is complicit is because the administration doesn't want to go down that road, not because there is no evidence to suggest he is complicit. >> you are working on a statement between now. >> i am g

this firefighter, captain jim haskell, with south county fire, knows he's in there looking for somethingrecious to the family. he pushes the cushions apart. down on the floor, there covered in soot. >> what? >> yep. >> a kitty, thankfully, it's angry because you know there's life left in the kitty. the kitty bites at jim. jim doesn't give up. the cat bites again and he grabs the kitty by the scruff. >> i'm trying to save your life. >> yeah. i'll do what i n. oecations are up. it's a terrible time of year for it to happen. it's a terrible time for this to happen. >> it looks like they saved the house. >> jim walks to the outside, that's when the kitty owner and the firefighter noted this a bright spot. >> oh, kitty! >> it's remarkable that the cat was in the condition it was in. he was taken to the veterinarian and cleared to go back home. kim said he's rescued cats from trees, but he's never rescued a kitty from a house. >>> i'm comfortable, right? >> i'm fine. >> every now and then, you get videos that you're like, come on, man. >> these from instagram, they're all redonkulous. and kick

cia director gina haskell will speak to members of the u.s. senate about the murder of jamal khashoggi that is after she did not appear last week when the secretary of state and secretary of defense held a closed door briefing with members of the senate several members of the senate afterwards republicans and democrats alike said they were unsatisfied and unpersuaded by what they heard in that room afterward madison pompei oh that is jim met at the defense secretary and mike pompei of the secretary of state came out and said there was no smoking gun that links the crown prince of saudi arabia mohamed been to the killing of chris shoji. reports that the cia has concluded with a high level of confidence that the crown prince did in fact order that killing so members of the senate were dissatisfied they said they wanted to hear from tina haskell the cia director and actually flew to istanbul and listened to the tapes of that killing that the turkish government provided so they believe she will have more information and that she will be more frank

not want to disclose their names but everybody on capitol hill now seems to want to hear from gina haskell and they want some reaction so the white house has to consider what it's going to do now the pressure is only increasing daryn all right john so what are the options open then to president from given these latest developments. well you heard mike hanna talk about some of the things they want to do on capitol hill there is a real push to stop u.s. aid to the saudis in their war in yemen as a matter of fact some senators voted in a preliminary vote sixty three to seven to invoke the war powers act that's something it's never been done before it was a one nine hundred seventy three law enacted after the vietnam era that allows congress to stop the president from from approving any war activity sixty days after it has begun and that would of course stop the activity here where the u.s. is refueling those saudi planes among other things so the president could do that he doesn't want to do that he could decide not to deal with mohamed bin solomon any more or he could actually go for sanctio

officials is that there is likely to be a briefing by gina haskell also to members of the house they've heard about this senate reefing today and now they are concerned the house is more heavily controlled by republicans and it's more partisan bodies so it's not clear that they'll have the same reaction but this was this was really a blow across the bow to the president by his fellow republicans in the senate they are not willing to put up with what's been going on with business as usual and now the president has some decisions to make first of all will he make a public statement about this and be more condemn new tory toward the crown prince will take action will he in fact withhold arm sale something he said he's not been willing to do despite the fact that congress voted the senate voted sixty three to seven in favor of moving forward a bill that would stop u.s. military activity in in yemen aiding the saudis so the president has some things to decide and whatever he does he's going to have to make sure that that satisfies those senators in the u.s. senate and right now they are clea

just taking notes who were complicit in war crimes and they should be prosecuted along with gina haskell oversaw some of this torture and now as head of the cia. remember we hanged nazis for experimenting on people scenes as lee you could use some rest in one of my state of the art meditation coffins. it's a dog world but it's also a corporation corp world and now there's only a few corporations left using all the others to break this down we're going to redact a correspondent john a photo. if there's one thing most americans across the political spectrum can agree on it's that. bully sonar. not the board game monopoly that actually can be really funny in that demented said civ getting dish of simulated bankruptcy to the beats of your loved ones hey grandma you just landed on park place with a hotel i own. now mortgage all of your properties and go live. in a dumpster. by no i'm talking about the widespread monopolization of industries in america because of weight speech after all is less fun america used to have antitrust laws that stopped corporations from monopolizing markets and ofte

senate who had been briefed by gina haskell the cia director and put the findings of this transcript to that senator and the senator said it was consistent with that briefings or perhaps we get more of an idea of what members of congress what's driving the outrage of members of congress it does confirm many of the details we already knew about this appalling appalling murder but the final words are i can't breathe it also transcribes because sugar these final screams his gusts and then there are other descriptions a sort cutting so this does confirm what details of what we already knew about the show g.'s that the water has already been reported about the show g.'s death but this is where it gets even more interesting the transcript notes at least three phone calls being placed by abdulaziz travel is often described as a quote frequent companion of the crown prince of saudi arabia mohamed bin solomon and the c.n.n. source says as all of this is occurring. the transcript suggests the tribe is updating someone this is the the c n n's was. dating someone who turkish officials say was in

her private account were made available and information requests also uncovered cia director gina haskell's links to waterboarding of terror suspects investigative journalist dave lindorff told us the plans go against the spirit of the act. what it's going to do is force people to have to go to court to get action on freedom of information request which is totally antithetical to open government and to what the foyer into the freedom of information act was designed to do it had been set up so that you could write and get information and not have to go to court so you get anything other than classified information these are not classified things that people are looking for there they're open government things that should be freely available and quickly available if they say it's to be more efficient and to respond better to quote customers meaning citizens that it's a complete joke they're doing the opposite it reflects. basically the fact that they're trying to run a secret government. the u.k. funded charity has been trying to foster anti russian sentiment according to leaked documents the

s matter they gave their assessment after a briefing from the cia director gina haskell i have zero question in my mind that the crown prince n.b.s. ordered the killing monitored the killing knew exactly what was happening planted in advance if he was in front of a jury you would be convicted in thirty minutes guilty. so. the question is what we do about that. now the news yemen's who the rebels have arrived in sweden for un back talks and a conflict internationally recognized the many government is also taking part. the talks are supported by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. rather the government is supported by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. and the delegation has set off from riyadh earlier efforts to bring the two sides together broke down in september members of the healthy delegation spoke to the media before flying to sweden on argument of fact yeah me too all issues can be negotiated we did not restrict the negotiation to specific areas however in order to build mutual trust there will be several documents documents are captives of the economy humanitarian work to build confidence for the pe

same way senators erupted in anger on tuesday after a long awaited briefing from cia director gina haskell sort of hard to call this a cover up given the fact that everybody in that briefing last week knew that tom peo and madison were misleading us knew that there was no way this murder happened without the consent and direction of m.v.s. of the senate is already considering an unprecedented bill to invoke the never before used one thousand nine hundred seventy three war powers act to force an end to u.s. aid to saudi war efforts and yemen. this six page measure would record the view of the senate that mohammed bin solomon is responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi and it urges the u.s. and the international community to hold him and anyone else involved in the killing responsible and a joint statement democratic senator ed markey calls the crown prince a fuck up and republican senator lindsey graham calls him a wrecking ball rare harsh words for the leader of an allied nation. the resolution falls short of calling for regime change in saudi arabia but whether president trump likes

cia director gina haskell will speak to members of the u.s. senate about the murder of jamal khashoggi that is after she did not appear last week when the secretary of state and secretary of defense held a closed doors.

menendez speaking he is one of the senators who has been in a briefing with the cia director gina haskell she has been speaking to those same issues a select group of the senior centers is on the issue of jamal khashoggi because well for many reasons one she missed the briefing last week given by mike pompei. and james mattis the secretaries of state and defense so she was told not to go affectively by the white house but a lot of people a lot of senators wanting to hear from gina house will be called she has arguably the most information on the killing of jamal. is they just saying just as we caught the tail end of his speech unfortunately we're talking about creating a real set of consequences talking about the magnitsky act talking about more sanctions ways of punishing saudi arabia. for the killing of jamal khashoggi which a lot of people and a lot of these centers is still believe there is a link directly to the crown prince. mohamed been summoned so what we're going to do is white and in fact here comes another u.s. citizen now let's have a listen by three words and. we have a thoro

cia director gina haskell is due to brief leaders of the house of representatives on casualties death on wednesday. time magazine has named its person of the year along with journalists from the u.s. and the philippines are described as the guardians who are all targeted because of their work backbench conservative m.p.'s in the u.k. are preparing a no confidence motion against the prime minister to resign may's been visiting e.u. leaders to try and get changes to a break the deal she agreed less than three weeks ago they've told me there will be no new negotiations. and egyptian lawyer has been arrested for wearing a yellow vests similar to those very popular by anti-government protesters in france his arrest in the northern city of alexandria comes ahead of next month's anniversary of the two thousand and eleven our pricing that ousted then president hosni mubarak egypt has banned the sale of yellow vests to stop copycat protests or hotel now stay with us. in countries like a mine people have been killed to be. really united states have privatized public interest. this was a deal wi

prince over the matter of they gave their assessment after a briefing from the cia director gina haskell. yemen's houthi rebels have arrived in sweden for talks to end the conflict the saudi backed government is also on its way east to stockholm early efforts for talks broke down in september. and lebanese and israeli military officers will need on their border in the next hour their meeting is being facilitated by the un peacekeeping force in the area on tuesday israeli army the israeli army launched an operation to destroy tunnels under the border with lebanon. now british m.p.'s began five days of debate on teresa mayes breaks it deal with the european union the democratic unionist party from northern ireland which props up her minority government says it will vote against the plan earlier m.p.'s voted to hold the government in contempt of parliament the motion was passed after the prime minister failed to publish in for the legal advice received on the deal but has the latest from london. well tuesday soar a series of setbacks for to resume a and her government it was supposed to see

journalist jamal khashoggi he described the crown prince as very strongly in power director the cia agent haskell is due to brief leaders of the house of representatives on wednesday about casualties death. meanwhile the u.s. magazine time has collectively named kushal g. and other journalists as its person of the year was in jordan as that story two months after his murder at the saudi consulate in istanbul. has been honored for the very reason he was killed for questioning how the saudi regime rules every year the time editors spend months debating and talking about who they think who we think should best represent the trends of the year who had the greatest impact on the news and on the world and this year we've chosen the guardians and the war against truth. introduction and headdress graces one of four covers put out by the magazine we didn't do anything wrong the others feature the two reuters reporters jailed in me in march for reporting on atrocities against the revenge of the staff of a local us newspaper who survived a deadly attack by a gunman angry with their coverage of his criminal

. >> reporter: a briefin from gina haskell. for some, only further confirmation that the saudi government is to blame. >> i will now more convinced than i was before. >> reporter: that echoed even by a fender. criticizing the decision to stand with the ally. >> not a smoking gun. i find it difficult to do business. i think he is crazy. i think he is dangerous. he has put the relationship at risk. >> reporter: it comes amid anotherio vex for the white house.rt roueller ramping up his russia investigation. >> he poe essentially knows an awful lot about sanctions. >> reporter: the latest in a string of developments with more on t wa friday, filing is expected for paul manafort. next week, sentencing for cohen.l the president's one-time lawyer and comfort dan. allmer members of president trump's inner circle. >> reporter: and his team says they are zrapg plea dealecause he lied to investigators. and erika, weould be learnin more about that alleged behavior friday. >> thank you. >>> a big step forward into local lawsuits. theawsuit

credit for to give that, which goes to j haskell. are a lot of baseball fans in this room. we all want to know what it was like to meet babe ruth? >> babe ruth came to yale in june of 1948. i was the one with the honor of going out to get that manuscript that he had written. he was wasting away from cancer, and two weeks later he was dead. but the very fact that i as a baseball fan got to meet him, say nothing of standing out there in the middle of the field with the pitcher's mound and him -- >> why did you get that honor? you were the captain of the team? [laughter] >> i was going to follow up on that, actually. lou gehrig -- i never got a it and het -- shot at never was, but made, it was a thrill. >> this is from leicester. from where you stands now, looking back on your years of leadership in the white house, what do you consider the most important principle to uphold? >> principle to uphold? like it from my mother, the rest of these great debaters -- i hated debating them when i was president because i was not very good at it, let the principles to uphold or the princi

senators were briefed by the cia chief gina haskell a teacher ginger has also said locating her fiance's body was a basic human right. french president is set to meet with union employees organizations on monday to try and bring an end to weeks of violent anti-government protests or than seven hundred people were arrested throughout the country after large scale demonstrations on saturday. and early returns from ami a snap parliamentary elections show acting prime minister nicole ahead with a commanding lead had been seeking a stronger monday after coming to power during widespread protests earlier this year. well in our other main stories china are some in the u.s. ambassador to beijing to protest against the detention of an executive from chinese tech giant huawei main one joe was arrested in canada last week at her quest of the us which accuses her of breaking sanctions against iran the canadian courts are deciding on whether to extradite have meanwhile u.s. republican party senator marco rubio says he plans to reintroduce legislation that could ban chinese companies and their product