and the global police cooperation organization interpol to choose a russian official next president. amongst western. iran the clock across the world this is our team international from the team and myself you know neil welcome to the program. president trump sais the strategic partnership between the u.s. and saudi arabia should be preserved despite the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul but also admitted that crown prince mohammed bin selman may well have been aware of the plan to kill khashoggi your sorties killing. well this statement was very long awaited people were anticipating to see what president trump would say the title of the statement is actually standing with saudi arabia for the document essentially argues that despite the fact that it's very clear that saudi forces killed jamal khashoggi the journalist the us alliance with saudi arabia both economic and military will continue just so you understand about make america great again it's about america first we're going to say it was saudi arabia that donald trump has not been w

he is also a vice president of interpol.n of influence in this international police body. for now, there is a generalized sigh of relief, that a well-known, much-respected police bureaucrat, without the political agenda is going to have the top job, bianca. >> do you think the concerns over having a russian official in the top job was rampant. some said it would be like having a fox in the hen house. were they the most influential factor behind this decision? >> reporter: well, i think that the united states made its views clear. so did the united kingdom. it's not strictly true that the president would be the fox in charge of the hen house. we were speaking to interpol officials earlier on. their spokeswoman saying the president's role is largely ceremonial. the access to data, which is the most sensitive aspect of this, is controlled by international interpol offices. and there's no right that a russian president or a chinese president or a british or american president, would be able to do a deep dive into the filing syst

is and secondly what kind of role the president has interpol is not a police force in itself but it's an organization that facilitates cooperation between police forces across the world and the president of the organization acts more like a figurehead of the organization rather than overseeing the day to day running of the organization it's a figurehead very much like dots. in terms of the impact of the disappearance of long way on the organization itself we have doubts about whether that's has impacted on the state's day running however there have been some concerns about how interpol have responded to. the disappearance so a trial has been campaigning for in support of more compliance with international human rights standards and it sets a bad example i think the way that they have responded to the disappearance by simply appearing to accept the so-called. as a nation of the president without seemingly wealth verifying whether it was given consensual and there is a remarkable lack of transparency around of around his disappearance why the deafening silence from interpol interpol is

the global cooperation organization interpol looks to choose a russian official as its next president. among western. americans are losing their trust in social with a poll showing more than platforms like. a second person. against rising fuel prices. just gone for a polo five pm in melbourne nine in the morning here in moscow this wedding november the twenty first the warm welcome to our international. president sais the strategic partnership between the us. should be preserved despite the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in the consulate in istanbul but trump also admitted that crown prince mohammed bin may well have been aware of the plot to kill. kill a puppy. well this statement was very long awaited people were anticipating to see what president trump would say the title of the statement is actually standing with saudi arabia for the document essentially argues that despite the fact that it's very clear that saudi forces killed jamal khashoggi the journalist the us alliance with saudi arabia both economic and military will continue just so you understand about make am

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coming up in the next half hour, doubts over the man tipped to be the new interpol police chief.his is really quite an extraordinary situation to find ourselves with the possibility of notjust the fox in charge of the hen coop, but actually the assassin in charge of the murder investigation. a father shares his experience of trying to get educational support for his son. i was dealing with a very dysfunctional system of rationing, in which the central criterion was which parents could push the hardest. and how safe is your local post office? it survived two world wars, one global financial crash, why can't it survive eight years of tory government? all that to come, and more. but first, the government has been warned that the election of a russian candidate to lead interpol could leave the international policing organisation effectively a new branch of the russian mafia. the presidential election takes place on wednesday and follows the disappearance of meng hongwei, who resigned last month after being detained by chinese authorities on anti—corruption charges. one of the candida

it's coming out the global police cooperation organization interpol looks set to choose a russian official as its next president causing a major cry among western rivals. americans are losing their trust in social media with a poll showing more than huff think facebook on twitter and. also ahead. a second person has died down hundreds have been injured during days of. rising fuel prices on tax hikes. for every year tuning in from right around the world welcome to moscow and to r.t. international. my name's in an o'neill our top story president trump sees the strategic partnership between the u.s. and saudi arabia should be preserved the spike the brutal murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul but trump also admitted that crown prince mohammed bin salmond may well have been aware of the plan to kill the shoji here's artie's kill of my pen. well this statement was very long awaited people were anticipating to see what president trump would say the title of the statement is actually standing with saudi arabia for the document essentially argues that despite the

security organization all that aside if russia isn't the right fit for interpol's top job then who is well not china apparently the previous head of interpol was heavily criticized with concerns that he would arrest every single chinese dissident on the planet which of course never happened so maybe just maybe the idea of interpol voting independently could actually work out ok almost two hundred nations each with one vote. u.k.'s defense secretary has taken a stand against of the plans for a joint european army saying it won't happen on his watch we'll have the details after the break stay with us. when lawmakers manufacture consent to things to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the family. lives only one percent. of the room sick. leave. the path of china economy in the last fifteen years is different then other countries emerging that were once emerging economies and became big economies like united states did the same thing they were export exporting at it with unfair advantages until they got big and then they transition to a consumer economy so chin

to develop as they to prefer pong the global the global police corporation organization interpol has elected a new president south korea's men jonghyun but before the vote a russian official was very widely tipped to get the job it didn't seem to sit well with people in washington the wall some called it the front runner it was little surprise didn't get the job though with west immediately bashing is kind of the see ahead of the vote you know neal i'm riffing on just bit earlier discussed why the possibility of a russian at the head of interpol provoked such heated reaction as it seemed to. russia was accused of abusing interpol in order to chase its political opponents while mr procope chupa fifty six year old major general interior ministry veteran and one of the current interpol's vice presidents since two thousand and sixteen was referred to as for example abuser in chief and wolf interpol store a group of u.s. interest went as far as publishing an open letter to don trump said ministration urging to use all their power to make sure their russian is not elected which they descri

security organization all that aside if russia isn't the right fit for interpol's top job then who is well not china apparently the previous head of interpol was heavily criticized with concerns that he would arrest every single chinese dissident on the planet which of course never happened so maybe just maybe the idea of interpol voting independently could actually work out ok almost two hundred nations each with one vote. european foreign and defense ministers have agreed on seventeen new projects for developing in e.u. army and despite the fact that the u.k. is getting ready to leave the european union it seems london's still very interested in its affairs including defense artie's point vocal gives us details. well he's definitely rubbish the idea there in fact appears to be following in the first steps of the us president donald trump who last week tweeted that provisions were learning german or preparing to learn german and till the americans came and saved them from occupation jaring world war two say he didn't take well to the idea of a european army either govern williamson s

have been vocal critics of russian candidate as the head of interpol let's take a look. i am seriously worried that if mr broke up too because elected this president of interpol he would be ready to take absolutely and the action of the kremlin because reputation is not something he was worried about it turned out that in putin's russia there are no good guys no empathy and no morals to threaten me with death they threaten me with kidnapping the russians will do anything they can get away with or even stuff they can't get away with to arrest kidnap torture and kill to take people's properties away the russians are liars bring us right up to date on the very latest on the thank you. all right up to the minute developments as always remember can be found on our twitter page some more great program starting in moments i'm here with all your global news updates this is twenty four seven r.t. international. he has a significant portion of all u.s. commerce something approaching twenty percent i guess our goal is to get fifty percent of all commerce in america it would be amaz

security organization all that aside if russia isn't the right fit for interpol's top job then who is well not china apparently the previous head of interpol was heavily criticized with concerns that he would arrest every single chinese dissident on the planet which of course never happened so maybe just maybe the idea of interpol voting independently could actually work out ok almost two hundred nations each with one foot. ukase defense secretary has taken a stand against the use plans for a joint european army saying it won't happen on his watch we'll have details after a short break watching our two international. you know world of big. law and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that made history media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. have the china economy in the last fifteen years is different than other countries emerging that were onc

two of its main functions are decentralized -- i'm sorry, centralized criminal databases and interpols police can run fingerprints, passport, national i.d. cards, even dna through the resources of the 194 member countries. interpol have ways that include yellow notices, indicating a missing person, and red notice, indicating an international wanted order asking for help from all agencies. this is essentially a global arrest warrant russia is accused of using red warrants against opponents including to the guy i'm going to talk to in a minute, bill broader brxt broader. before i do, let's listen into president trump's comments about the saudis let's listen in >> we have a lot of work we're going to be doing in florida we had really great election results, as you know georgia just came in and that was a big success. florida was a tremendous success with both the governor ron desantis will be a great governor and senator rick scott. as you know, ohio was a great victory. we had a lot of great victories. so we're very happy about that we put out a statement on saudi arabia, which i guess

>> the interpol of movies is not the interpol of reality.ally an association of all law enforcement that comes together to essentially help in terms of information-sharing, intelligence-sharing primarily, and in terms of different notices. the most common that we hear about is a red notice, which is the closest thing to an arrest warrant, which is essentially to put a detention hold on somebody that may be wanted for a crime in another country. the big thing about interpol is that it helps you share information amongst law enforcement to go after international criminals. so this is the worst of the worst ideally. arms traffickers, hackers is a big thing right now, organized crime. this is how you go after these things, and it's through the sharing, it's through these relationships which help countries build a case or an investigative case. trust is the backbone of this system. so if you don't have trust that the best intentions of the participants are actually being met there then there is no reason to share information. this will quickly so

>>> and putin's interpol pick. a close ally and top aide of vladimir putin is in line for the top job at the global police organization interpol. why are putin's critics very worried? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. president trump sides with saudi arabia, shrugging off an intelligence assessment that the saudi crown prince personally ordered the murder of a u.s.-based journalist, jamal khashoggi, saying maybe he did, and maybe he didn't. the president let's the crown prince off the hook and signaling that the united states will not punish saudi arabia while stressing that the kingdom has pledged to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in the u.s. i'll speak with congressman adam smith. he's the top democrat on the armed services committee. and our correspondents and specialists are standing by with full coverage. let's begin with our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta. jim, the president is now making it abua abundantly clear he's bg the

i am seriously worried that if mr broke up too because elected this president of interpol he would be ready to take absolutely and the action of the kremlin's command because reputation is not something he has worried about it turned out that in putin's russia there are no good guys no empathy and no morals threaten me with death they threaten me with kidnapping the russians will do anything they can get away with or even stuff they can't get away with to arrest kidnap torture and kill to take people's properties away the russians are liars. and this is being said by the two businessmen whose extradition in russia requested throw into paul why william browder he was charged here in russia in absentia for nine years in prison for tax fraud and he's currently accused of creating a transnational criminal network in order to launder money large scale embezzlement and could possibly be behind the murder of he's associates only held that a cough skee the next business and charged over involvement in murder and spent a total of ten years in prison on charges of tax evasion and battlements an

>> the interpol of movies is not the interpol of reality.s really an association of all law enforcement that comes together to essentially help in terms of information sharing, intelligence sharing primarily and in terms of different notices. the most common we hear about is the red notice which is the closest thing to an arrest warrant, essentially putting a detention hold on somebody who may be wanted for a crime in another country. it helps share information to go after international criminals. arms traffickers, hackers is a big thing right now. organized crime. this is how you go after these games. it's through the sharing, through the relationships which help countries investigate a case. trust is the backbone of this system. if you don't have trust that the best will of the participants. russia has been an abuser of this. bill brouwer is the famous person who writes about how the kremlin can use this to go after their opponents around the world. how can you have from this country lead this. symbolically it's more devastating than opera

an abuse, say critics, of the interpol system. the kremlin says u.s.lection is election meddling by the united states, accusing the accuser has become a favorite tactic. u.s.-born businessman bill browder has himself been a victim, repeatedly targeted by interpol notices. his lawyer died in custody in 2009, and the financier has campaigned hard. he says new rules to prevent russian abuses must be imposed. >> or if that's not possible, then as ben amerson was saying, i've seen a lot of noises from politicians that it may be time to create a law enforcement -- international law enforcement body that just consists of countries that abide by the rule of law. >> reporter: last time the interpol elected a president, they chose a former chinese secret policeman. they could easily choose a kremlin man this time. jim, back to you. >> matthew chance following that story for us in moscow. we're going to be following closely tomorrow. >>> to our politics lead now. and president trump going even further to bolster his unfounded claims of a dangerous invasion headed

interpol is not in a good way.cause there current president, very much an honorary role, he vanished in china in september. it now turns out he is under investigation for alleged bribery there so has had to resign. so they need to replace him and up until the last minute and really in the last few hours the annual co ng ress the last few hours the annual congress of interpol was taking place in dubai and it was expected a russian major—general, alexander prokopchuk, was going to take the post. and he is someone who come here to serve in the interior ministry, he was the interpol chief in moscow but was accused by kremlin critics of hunting down those very critics of hunting down those very critics and essentially abusing the power of the red notices of interpol. interpol is like a big police notice board, it does not have a police force of its own, it has 194 members and youtube represent a country for the outcome issue red arrest warrant and is is up issue red arrest warrant and is is up to the country concerned t

interpol a politically neutral alliance of international police working together but now the agency's top dog is up for grabs and things have turned political maybe because the next ted could be a russian and the response has been predictable a wolf at the door of fox in charge of the hen house chilling warnings that some courtesy of u.s. thermoses who issued bed joint statement urging for members to oppose the candidacy of alexander procket check and they say there's a very valid reason to be concerned russia routinely abuses interpol for the purpose of settling scores and harassing political opponents dissidents and journalists there's a lot that can be said about mr brown a man who claims that russia has been trying to use in supposed to arrest him since twenty thirty he's a u.s. born british businessman had an investment fund which at one time was the largest foreign portfolio investor in russia and accused by russian authorities of grave crimes from embezzlement to excessive rita mirza he denies all charges saying they are all politically motivated such attacks on russia have onl

he remain, though, the russian delegate inside interpol.his position as one of the vice presidents, but he is no longer expected -- well, he won't be as expected being presiding over the whole operation. that now goes to south korea. and i think that has been met, bianca, with universal relief among interpol members. >> sam kiley in dubai, thanks for bringing us the very latest. we'll check back with you next hour as well. >>> now we're going to take a short break. we'll be back with more news after this. should happen every five hundred years, right? fact is, there have been twenty-six in the last decade. allstate is adapting. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in minutes. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from you

the world's policing body interpol has elected a new president after a bitter contest between russia and many western countries south korea's kim jong yang is taking charge replacing main home away who's under arrest in china over corruption allegations moscow was hoping the interpol's vice president alexander chop would win the job but the russian was strongly opposed by europe and the u.s. over fears that moscow would abuse the role to target political opponents well john coin is head of the australian strategic policing and law enforcement program he expects kim jong young to change the direction of interpol present. action selection under the situation under the circumstances that we are facing he's of course a conservative is a conservative approach to the word force which means that he's unlikely to be continuing on some of the push that president may have been doing to reform egypt. change its role is a more strategically focused. italy's government says it will not change in spending proposals this by the european commission rejecting its budget for two thousand and nineteen

they accused russia of exploiting interpol.der, the letter said had been personally involved in this intimidation strategy. south korea's secured support from the member countries a day before rush of the vote, the white house publicly came out against. >> choose a leader. we believe mr. kim will be just that. >> britain lobbied against prokopchuk. some said they would leave interpol if prokopchuk won. kim secured support from two-thirds of the agency. russia is not disputing the results but they are accusing the u.s. and others of election interference. take a listen. >> translator: the election was held in an environment of the unprecedented pressure and interference. >> critics say moscow would've turned interpol into a weapon to track down whoever they wanted. >> this russian will be acting on the instructions of vladimir putin to put his representative in charge of the most important international crime-fighting organization. it's like putting the mafia in charge. >> countries like russia, turkey, egypt, iran, china have b

next chief and after that everybody started discussing what will face mean for interpol's future or rather how bad will it be for the global law enforcement agency russia was accused of abusing into pole in order to chase its political opponents while mr procope chook fifty six year old major general interior ministry veteran and one of the current interpol's vice presidents since two thousand and sixteen was referred to as for example abuser in chief. into cold storage a group of us that in turn went as far as publishing an open letter to don trump's administration urging to use all their power to make sure their russian is not elected which they described would be like a putin fox in charge of a hand how's the russian president's spokesperson soit as madelyne there is probably some kind of meddling in the electoral process in an election to an international organization how it's going to be seen this is a clear manifestation of meddling so here we have really another wave of accusations what's brought this time this is the most interesting thing no evidence whatsoever was provided

some countries said they would consider leaving interpol if he won. kim secured support from 2 thirds of the interpol agency which we told you about but we will skip that and tell you russia is not disputing the results but they are accusing the us and others of election interference. take a look. >> >> the election was held in an environment of unprecedented pressure and interference. >> reporter: critic of the kremlin say moscow would have turned interpol into a weapon to track down whoever they want. >> this russian will be acting on instructions of vladimir putin to put his representative in charge of the most important international crime-fighting organization, like putting the mafia in charge. >> reporter: countries like russia, turkey, iran and china have long been accused of trying to use interpol and read notices for nefarious purposes, the last interval president in china, the government said they detained him on bribery charges, his wife said it was political persecution and she thinks he might be dead. this election put all those issues ba

interpol will have to deal with the digital threats these days look i think it's going to have to dealwith and account for it not to deal with this cyber forum and the challenge of course is finally where is the sweet spot for policing in egypt. and there's certainly some some suggestions that that could be focused on the issue of so i think roy it will cost the country creatively challenging now that we see certainly evidence globally of cyber crime being supported by some governments junko and that you very much indeed for talking to us live from canberra thank you very much for watching the internees is release an australian woman after serving more than thirteen years in prison for smuggling drugs rene lawrence in the female member of the same call bali nine ring was arrested at the city's main airport thirteen years ago she was found with more than two kilos of heroin strapped body the ringleaders of the group were executed by firing squad in two hundred fifteen and that strain ties between australia and indonesia which has the world's most stringent drug laws and italian voluntee

beirut the world's biggest police force interpol has elected a new president after what has been a bitter contest between russia and western countries on who would lead the organization south korea's kim jong young is taking charge after being strongly endorsed by u.s. secretary of state my comp ale came replaces main hallway who is under arrest in china over corruption allegations russia says there was outside pressure that influenced the outcome of the vote moscow was hoping interpol's fice president any russian security veteran alexander polk of joke would take the post but his candidacy was strongly opposed by europe and the united states john coin is the head of the australian strategic policing and law enforcement program he says there are some real concerns with interpol but the new president should be good for the organization. president kim it is a consolation but under the situation under the circumstances that we are facing he's of course a conservative is a conservative approach to law enforcement which means that he's unlikely to be continuing on some of the push that preside

mike pompeo made some other news regarding interpol. >> you've seen interpol is electing a new president important organization. we strongly endorse kim jong yang serving as acting president. we encourage all negotiation who are part of interpol to choose a leader with credibility, integrity that reflects one of the world's most critical law enforcement bod dis. we believe mr. kim will be just that. >> dana: what secretary pompeo didn't say there, congressman, is that the u.s. is opposing the russian nominee to lead the interpol citing russian abuses. again, right decision? >> absolutely. i mean, mike pompeo obviously friend of mine, great guy. this is a no brainer. russia is basically like the fox guarding the hen house. they should not have a russian in charge of interpol. they are among the biggest international law violators. they murder people all the time. putting russia in charge of interpol would not just be stupid, it would take away the whole credibility of the organization and should be stopped. >> dana: congressman adam kinzinger, happy thanks giving to you. >> you too. >> da

david, extraordinary story about a kgb man may be becoming head of interpol, could that really happen extraordinary and it's truly extraordinary, on the surface, this is something that threatens a really, really important organisation which i didn't know has 194 countries among its membership. now, some of them are saying already, the ukraine, lithuania, they're saying, look, this guy, a vetera n they're saying, look, this guy, a veteran we're told of the russian interior ministry, the allegation is a foreign intelligence agent who once served in the kgb. if he gets thejob, and the job, and we're told downing street is gloomy about prospects of him not getting the job tomorrow, then they will leave and we shall see. it comes, of course, against the backdrop of salisbury, the attack on the skripals, and alleged russian behaviour in which they are trying to target opponents of the putin regime. that's the real concern here from the uk and from america, were this fellow to become head of interpol, then it would be more likely to take forward warrants for political opponents. as david was

second, you've seen that interpol is electing a new president. it's an important organization. we strongly endorse kim jong yang, who is serving as its acting president. we encourage all nations and organizations that are part of interpol and that respect the rule of law to choose a leader with credibility and integrity that reflects one of the world's most critical law enforcement bodies. we believe mr. kim will be just that. third, our special representative for afghanistan reconciliation zalmay khalilzad just got back from his trip to afghanistan, the uae, and qatar. ambassador khalilzad's first and last stop was kabul, where he met with president ghani, chief executive abdullah, and other afghan stakeholders to facilitate a peace process between the government of afghanistan and the taliban. during this visit to kabul, ambassador khalilzad met with men and women active in afghan civil society and peace efforts, members of the media, and other governmental and nongovernmental organizations. in every one of his meetings, ambassador khalilzad stressed that all afghans must hav

you have seen that interpol's electing a new president. that is an important organization. we strongly endorse kim jong-un yang. he is acting as president. we encourage all nations that are part of interpol and respect the rule of law to choose a leader with integrity. kim will be just that. third, our special representative for afghanistan reconciliation just got back from mr. to afghanistan. his first and last stop was kabul. during his visit, the ambassador met with men and women, members of the media, and other organizations. in every one of his meetings, he stressed that all afghans must have a say we will continue to work with all parties to facilitate a peace process. our special representative is meeting today with the republic of korea counterpart on coordination to achieve our goal, a final denuclearization as agreed to by chairman kim. these are important discussions today. sustained efforts, implementation of sanctions come and the inter-korean cooperation. finally, i just left a meeting with the turkish foreign minister. i welcome the positive momentum in our r

world's policing body interpol has elected a new president after a bitter contest between russia and many western countries south korea's kim yong young is taking charge replacing men who weigh who's under arrest in china over corruption allegations moscow was hoping that interpol's vice presidents alexander pocket joke would win the job that the russian was strongly opposed by europe and the u.s. over fears that would use that role to target its political opponents nine abducted children and their teacher have been freed by cameroon's military gun kidnap them from their school on tuesday in combat in the southwest the teacher was injured after being caught in the crossfire as the military rescued them all the children have now been reunited with their families. the main opposition candidates has arrived back in democratic republic of congo ahead of next month's long delayed presidential election martin who was greeted by cheering crowds on his way from kinshasa airport now he's the unity choice of several opposition parties although his main rival for the nomination withdrew his sup

interpol is a powerful organisation.t. british financier bill browder is a prominent kremlin critic, who's widely credited with introducing us sanctions on top russian officials accused of corruption. he said having the russian candidate as president would be like "putting the mafia in charge." here he is. the president of interpol basically guides the strategic direction of the organisation, and if you have a russian guiding the strategic direction of the organisation towards the direction that putin wants, that is a very bad sign, it's something that no rule of law loving person in the world should want to have happen. that didn't sit well with the kremlin, which those kinds of comments amounted to a "certain kind of interference in the electoral process of an international organisation". it's worth reminding you that this election has only come about because the former president, meng hongwei, vanished two months ago travelling to china. 0n the day he went missing, he sent a text message to his wife, using the knife e

it is fundamental to interpol's existence that we are neutral and that we are independent.>lyoodruff: kim has tempora led interpol since october, after his chinese prwaecessor arrested on corruption charges.th back i country, the number of abortions in the u.s. has plunged to an histor new data out today from the centers for disease contprl and ention showed a 26% decrease between 2006 and 2015. it's the smallest number of american women seeking abortions w nce "roe-v-wade" became 1973. the decline was largely attributed to state laws aimed ng the procedure, and better access to contraception. democrats have flipped another seat in the house of representatives, this time, in utah. ben mcadams, the mayor of salt lake county, defted his republican opponent, two-term incumbent congresswomamia love, by nearly 700 votes. that victory gave democrats net gain of 39 seats in the house. on wall street today, stocks tried to claw their way back after yesterday's massive sell- off. the dow jones industrial average fell nearly a point to close at 24,464. the nasdaq rose 63 p and the s&

interpol's secretary-general your stock has said that the nationality of the police organizations president does not affect its neutrality this after interpol elected south korean kim jong yang as its next president he won against russian candidate alexander chuck following warnings that moscow could use the roll to target political opponents the white house says that it will not impose sanctions on saudi arabia for the killing of a u.s. based journalist and prominent saudi critic that's despite reports that the cia believes saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salon directly ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi last month president trump says that profitable relations with the saudis outweigh any role that the kingdom played in the step he also things to riyadh for lower oil prices which he described as a big tax cut for america. it's been called a slap in the face to the cia u.s. president trump siding with saudi arabia against his own intelligence agencies the cia is reportedly confident the saudi crown prince was behind the murder of writer jamal khashoggi but trump says he's not r

the trump administration is citing what it calls russian abuses of interpol.reign affairs correspondent amy kellogg looks at both sides tonight. >> a russian general and alia vladimir putin is expected to be the next president of interpol, a development that has drawn the ire and concern of u.s. congress and potent critics, including bill browder himself a target of vladimir putin who said the world should be wary. >> to put his representative in charge of the most important international crime-fighting organization is like putting the mafia in charge and that it will only lead to bad things going forward for crime-fighting and victims of the putin regime. >> he's faced several arrest warrants and the kremlin accused him of killing his own attorney. in washington a group of senators accused russia of abusing interpol warrants, putting a fox in charge of the henhouse. putin's spokesman turn the tables on that letter. >> this is probably a certain kind of interference in the electoral process of an international organization. how else can we assess that? >> ther

russia has used interpol. >> wrote for the washington post this week about how russia tried to use interpolimes to arrest him. he was arrested in spain and only released after interpol intervened. >>> and president trump is pushing back at suggestions he's too afraid to visit u.s. troops in a war zone. while leaving the white house yesterday to head to his private estate, president trump told reporters he's going to a war zone but didn't specify when or where. that comes after the washington post reported that trump has spoken privately over fears of risks tos his own life eif he visits troops in conflict overseas. a source said trump has never been interested to visit troops in a combat zone. he's afraid of those situations. he's afraid people want to kill him. >>> plus the latest college football rankings are out. sports is next. sports is next makeup now optional. new aveeno® maxglow™ infusion drops with kiwi to lock moisture. and soy to even skin tone. unleash dewy, glowing skin from within. new aveeno® maxglow™. who doesni do.ve a deal? check out the united explorer card. savin' on thi

criticizing the possibility of a russian national being made the president of interpol.e issued this statement on twitter earlier saying that after the south korean was elected, reason prevails in this dark world. and so a lot of people satisfied at this election result. >> reason prevailing. a novel concept sometimes. matthew, thanks for the perspective. >>> some strong words from a federal judge in mississippi who blocked a state law that outlaws most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnan pregnancy. the only facility in the state that provides abortion services sued after the governor signed the measure in march. judge carlton reeves calling it a sad irony that men are making decisions about a woman's reproductive rights. >> in his ruling, he writes, the state chose to pass a law it knew was unconstitutional to endorse a decades's long campaign fueled by national interest groups. to ask the supreme court to overturn roe v. wade." he also called the mississippi legislature's concerns about women's health pure gaslighting. >>> form mitch state university on -- michigan sta

but it's really a vote that comes down to the individual member nations of interpol.ngle vote. so it will be for the collective sort of international gathering at this general assembly, which is taking place in dubai tomorrow. to decide who they want to head up this international policing body. of course, if it is a russian official, standing as the senior most russian official at interpol, if it is him, it will unfortunately speak volumes about the direction interpol is moving. given the fact that russia has on multiple occasions issued red notices or requested red notices to be issued against political dissidents, even environmental campaigners, and of course, russia is itself accused of a flagrant disregard for international law. and that's not being lost on its critics, jim. >> some of them publicly expressing fears right now about the possibility of this. >> matthew chance, such important reporting. the vote is tomorrow. we'll see very soon what happens. >> ahead frus, president trump hammered hillary clinton over her private e-mail use for business. what will th

be forgotten to mohammad that the world has it or the booty now the world's biggest police force interpol has elected a new president after what's been a bitter contest between russia and western countries or who would lead the organization south korea's kim jong yang is taking charge after being strongly endorsed by u.s. secretary of state mike compare kim replaces mang hong way who is under arrest in china over corruption allegations moscow is accusing of what it calls outside pressure on the outcome of the vote russia was hoping interpol's vice president and a russian security veteran alexander choke would take the post but his candidacy was strongly opposed by europe and the u.s. . still ahead on al-jazeera the traumatic story over again the refugees still haunted by how past. and why easter island is taking on a british museum. we got some bits and pieces of rain moving back towards japan at the moment you can see this area cloud rolling across the yellow sea through the korean peninsula and into the sea of japan that will sink further southwards and east which is we go through the n

south korea's kim jong yang is being elected the new president of interpol he replaces china's main hong way as head of the international police agency chang hasn't been seen since he was detained on a visit home in september russia was hoping its interior ministry general alexander joke who is currently in the polls vice president would take the post headlines you can check the news any time if you head to our web site dot com. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after awhile it borders between five safe countries facing the reality. that from the very beginning of the. providing context housing is not just about four walls and a roof hear their story and talk to al-jazeera. if you want to learn bob the world might look like very soon regard hundred. degrees in the extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through.

korea's kim jong yang has been has been the elected rather has been elected the new president of interpol he replaces china's main hallway as head of the international police agency chang is still missing after a visit home in september two more bodies have been found in northern california bringing the number killed in wildfires there to eighty one heavy rain is forecast for late wednesday could hamper efforts to find human remains is the stream now. a rite of passage through the generations. down there. she was the woman who after indoors this cycle of pain for. the women affected by. those reshaping perceptions do you think people will abandon this event to other better than to take. correspondent. hi i'm fairly ok and enjoy the stream why is the chinese government separating. families. today we meet people who say they've been unable to contact detain relatives as china is accused of cracking down on muslim communities have questions where i guess the short. chat and we will include them in our conversation but first here is al-jazeera as a brown reporting from the capital of china an

. >>> the international police organization, interpol elected a south korean as a president. kim jong-un attended the general assembly in dubai. they lobbied against the russian candidate saying the russian government has tried to use interpol for years to track down political dissidents outside of russia. >>> on the u.s. senator is apologizing by complimenting a supporter saying she would public hanging if she was invited to one. she brought up that topic in a run off debate. >> i used to pray, i would fight for him. obviously, i would not stick my arm in a circle saw and none of my comments said i would never enjoy seeing a and witnessing a capital punish: for anyone who was offended by my comments, there was no illwill or bad entente in my statements. >> cindy hyde-smith is in a run off election against the democratic challenger, that run off vote will take next tuesday. >>> and the city is moving forward to honor thmayor, ed lee. if approved, the hall will be named the ed lee departure hall. mayor died last year from a heart attack. a special committee is expected to fina

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interpol's secretary-general reaffirmed the agency's impartiality when he spoke after today's vote inai. >> no matter, of course, what the nationality of the presideni interpol's neutrality, and thede ndence of our organization. it is fundamental to interpol'sc existhat we are neutral and that we are independent. >> woodruff: kim has temporarily led interpol since october, after his chinese predecessor was arrested on corruption charges. back in this country, the number of abortions in the u.s. has plged to an historic low. new data out today from the centerfor disease control and prevention showed a 26% decrease between 2006 and 2015. it's the smallest number of ameran women seeking abortio since "roe-v-wade" became law in 1973. the decline was largely rotributed to state laws aimed at restricting thedure, and better access to contraception. democrats have flipped another seat in the house of representatives, this time, in utah. ben mcadams, the mayor of salt lake county, defeated his republican opponent, two-term incumbent congresswoman mia love, by nearly 700 votes. that victo gave