investigating the washington post jamaal khashoggi. they said that there is credible evidence for further investigation into the role of the saudi crown prince. >> what needs to be investigated is the extent to which the crce, or should he known. and what happened to jamaal khashoggi. >> the saudi prince denied any involvement. >>> driving while high? americans fess up about getting behind the wheel stone. the sobering new survey? >>> the shop for some fishermen when a great white shark came up to their boat? >>> new at 6 pm. facebook has your friendless and your photos and now they want your cash? what you need to know about their new crypto currency. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back, with our famous pastrami and a bigger soft pretzel roll. and try the new turkey bistro with warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? >>> search crews located the body of a missing hiker on california's tallest mountain peak after a three-day search the b

my understanding of the jamaal knox case, and i looked over my notes, i had jamaal jamaal's case in my binder, and my understanding was that he argued kind of the opposite. they convicted him of intent to threaten and he was arguing for the opposite, that a reasonable person wouldn't have taken it as a threat. that's probably one of the reasons why perhaps they didn't take his case, it was a little unusual in that regard. but i also think that there may be more to it, one of the things that came up a lot my argument for aloneness was a different standard. negligence isn't a standard, but they haven't said what the standard is. and there seem to be some interest in recklessness, which is the idea that you know there is a risk that people would be threatened but you do it anyway so you know they will be threatened and you do it anyway. and i think one of the reasons why the court might not have taken it was because the court is a mess on this, they were all over the map about where they were going to go. and then they would have five votes in the majority. >> so what is the current stand

individually liable for the murder ofjamaal shoji. individually liable for the murder of jamaal shojifalse allegations and bias. the founder of the invm culture in the us who treated women as sex slaves has been found guilty on all charges. thejury as sex slaves has been found guilty on all charges. the jury has convicted keith raniere of racketeering, forced labour, sex trafficking and child pornography. the russian foreign ministry has criticised a decision by dutch prosecutors to put the russians and a ukrainian on trialfor prosecutors to put the russians and a ukrainian on trial for shooting down malaysia airlines flight mh 17. the team says the four separatist paramilitaries will go on trial in the netherlands in march, almost certainly in their absence.

crown prince mohammed in and other high—level officials are individually liable for the murder of jamaalndividually liable for the murder ofjamaal shoji. individually liable for the murder of jamaal shoji. he was individually liable for the murder ofjamaal shoji. he was a prominent government critic. they have complained of false allegations and bias. the founder of the invm culture in the us who treated women as sex slaves has been found guilty on all charges. thejury as sex slaves has been found guilty on all charges. the jury has convicted keith raniere of racketeering, forced labour, sex trafficking and child pornography. the russian foreign ministry has criticised a decision by dutch prosecutors to put the russians and a ukrainian on trialfor prosecutors to put the russians and a ukrainian on trial for shooting down malaysia airlines flight mh 17. the team says the four separatist paramilitaries will go on trial in the netherlands in march, almost certainly in their absence. it is 2:30 a.m.. you are up—to—date on the headlines. time now for wednesday in parliament. hello there and w

to the right honorable gentlemen, we do want accountability for this murder, i raise the death of jamaal khashoggi at the summit and that's the second time i've done so and i've raised it with the crown prince at that g20 last year and stressed the importance of those responsible being held to account and of due process being followed. we expect saudi arabia to take the action necessary to ensure such violations of international and national laws cannot happen again. the right way to take this is through a judicial protest and they are closely following the continuing investigation and we expected to proceed in line with internationally recognized standards . >>> jeremy corbyn expect is overwhelming evidence that war crimes are being committed in yemen by saudi arabian forces. the government believes that can kill with impunity and it funds extremism around the world. but, the uk has supplied them with over 4 1/2 alien pounds worth of deadly weapons. uk weapons that have been used in indiscriminate attacks on civilians in which over 200,000 people will have been killed. hundreds of thous

my name is jamaal, i am the chief academic officer. i will give you a little review of some of things we do in terms of academics. our school, it combines academics and vocational and life skills. we are curriculum -- our curriculum provide students with an experiential learning environment where they can put to work what they are learning in the classroom right away. we have an integrated curriculum , so we do all of the traditional subjects. and we also do workforce development. this comes through in our classrooms every day. our steam class, not only do they learn about the design process and the tools that students need to implement such, things like being able to design and build a stage for our theater program, or greenhouse were greenhouse for our organic garden, and so next year, our students will be using the greenhouse to conduct science experiments around soil biomes. they will be learning as they work in the garden. they will use that garden to produce food for folks who live on the island and selling things at the farmers'

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a report find saudi arabia responsible for jamaal joe v's murder -- jamal khashoggi's murder. we look at the events leading to his death before he walked into the saudi consulate. ♪ >> hello. you are watching al jazeera live from london. three russians and ukrainian charged with murder over the shooting down of mh 117. guilty verdicts for three men charged over the gun attack in kenya. ♪ >> saudi arabia is responsible for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi, and the crown prince should be investigated over his role. that is according to the un special report tour, who has released a 100 page report causing international outcry and demand for justice. jamal khashoggi was killed and dismembered in the saudi consulate in october 2018. his remains were never found. the murder is cold and international crime with credible evidence the saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman was involved, and suggest his personal assets should be sanction. saudi arabia is deputy foreign affairs minister has dismissed the report, saying their own investigation is continuing. saudi prosecutors

jamaal is my family now and very importantly i'll have another family name and i don't want to. move. and it's time to celebrate without the veil. the incident with the horses long forgotten. a few days later. it's the day of the wedding and i mean as regular hairstylist gives her the pair fecht look. after an hour she's ready to get. the musicians there and this time even the crew missed punctual now he will see his future bride in her wedding dress for the 1st time. the marriage will take place here in a civil ceremony conducted by a registrar the response to a question can be clara you for all eternity yes. there are lifetime yes. in it i nor jenny felt we were really a family now. sometimes and at that moment it became clear to me she later we're entering a whole new world assault on the. kid then the couple greets a veritable parade of well wishes at least half of the $3000.00 guests come to congratulate the happy couple. each presents the pair with a monitory gift they'll use the cash to pay for the wedding and put the rest in the bag for their future children. 3 hours lat

>>in the city's jamaal true love is a san francisco native basking in the success of his first feature film role all about his hometown. >>the last black man in san francisco is getting rave reviews when a major awards at sundance and being called authentic and a heartfelt tribute to the city it is a story of 2 young man longtime friends who grew up in the city one whose grandfather built a victorian home in the bill my district, family last too long ago. >>true love plays kofi a friend of the 2 main characters, the parable of the good. the was first black men, san francisco you not come from a tough area might care kofi. is basically my life like to believe theres to say he has everything good is a bill was is outside is a different ball game. and i think that's what the movie actually captures the film had 2 bay area premieres in san francisco and oakland. >>it is based on the life of actor co writer jimmy thales and is code red and is the first film board director joe talbot. >>we're hoping i the part of the conversation about what's happening. >>and the movie has an even broader re

you believe there should be accountability for the assassination of jamaal khashoggi? >> i believe that where this investigation will take us we will follow and yes, anyone who is responsible, we identified the 17 that were responsible for this heinous crime . >> the report dramatically challenges that the 17 are responsible actually says higher visuals are responsible but i encourage you to take a look at it. i'm encouraged by a portion of your statement that there should be accountability. second, should the united states encourage accountability, abstain from request or accountability or block requests for accountability. >> we should definitely always request accountability . >> would you agree with me that the accountability for this crime in violation of principles of human rights law, should the accountability be placed on whoever's shoulders is in fact responsible regardless of the title they may hold? >> i believe the accountability is going to be a decision that i have faith in in the investigative process and i have full face in the special repertoire . >> n

the capitol jamaal a sale begins our coverage. sunday marks the beginning of the we can sit down but rather than work commutes and traffic jams the streets of whom are empty these videos appear to show that the public has heated the calls by pro-democracy groups for civil disobedience and the general strike the movement for freedom and change together with the sudanese professionals union had announced sunday's action in response to the military gintas seizing of power and the continued crackdown on protesters. it's still not known how many people were killed by the security forces during last week's massacre when the main pro-democracy sits in was forcibly dispersed but a sudanese doctors group puts the toll in the past week at 117. videos like these continue to emerge showing that while the military gentle talks about dialogue its personnel are trying to beat the people into submission but we know what. we hope that our brothers in the other groups respond to our colfer dialogue without preconditions what's at stake is the natio

region where revolutions have tried to interest wars there is genuine concern for sudan's future jamaal of al-jazeera sudan's opposition figures say they will only restart discussions with the military if certain preconditions are met they include a clear admission and an apology for monday's crackdown in khartoum which doctors say claimed $113.00 lives the release of political detainees 5 opposition members were arrested on friday after holding mediation talks with the ethiopian prime minister purchased it is also want all internet and media restrictions lifted there's been a complete mobile internet blackout since the crackdown and last weeks you don't close al-jazeera offices in the capital and withdrew staff work permits the opposition is also demanding the guarantee of public freedoms such as the right to assembly and freedom of speech. ibrahim is a member of the transitional military council and chairman of its security and defense committee he says the military's aim is to ensure safety and security in sudan. amir. i mean there we are we call on all citizens to be vigilant and ca

coming up saudi arabia rejects calls for crown prince mohammed bin solvent to be investigated over jamaal she's deaths. speak to the author of the un report who claims there is quote credible evidence been solomon was behind the journalist's execution last year. also on the show the u.n. says a record 71000000 people have been displaced by war and persecution worldwide on world refugee day we look at the plight of growth engine muslims plus who get the top job at the e.u. france and germany clash over who should become the next president of the european commission and in sports at the women's world cup some acrobatic goal keeping by japan was not enough to tame england will have that's. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us chinese president xi jinping has arrived in north korea for his 1st state visit there talks with host kim jong un are said to center on pyongyang's nuclear weapons program a summit earlier this year between cam and us president dol trump ended without any agreement and china then backed sanctions on the north so ties are strained between the 2 countries it's b

region where revolutions have tried to interest wars there is genuine concern for sudan's future jamaal of al-jazeera sudan's opposition figures say they will only restart discussions with the military if certain preconditions met they include a clear admission and apology for monday's crackdown in khartoum which doctors say claimed $113.00 lives the release of political detainees 5 opposition members were arrested on friday after holding mediation talks with ethiopia prime minister purchase leaders also want all internet and media restrictions lifted there's been a complete mobile internet blackout since the crackdown and last week's you don't close al-jazeera offices in the capital and withdrew staff work permits the opposition is also demanding that it guarantee of public freedoms such as the right to assembly and freedom of speech so i'm ahead mubarak is a spokeswoman for the sudanese professionals association she says the people of sudan will continue to fight the fight against the military. it's just another form of displacement of nonviolent resistance we've tried going out in pr

>>in the city's jamaal true love is a san francisco native basking in the success of his first feature film role all about his hometown. >>the last black man in san francisco is getting rave reviews when a major awards at sundance and being called authentic and a heartfelt tribute to the city it is a story of 2 young man longtime friends who grew up in the city, one whose grandfather built a victorian home in the fillmore district, family last too long ago. >>true love plays kofi a friend of the 2 main characters, the grant of that. he was first black man in san francisco. you not come from tough area might care kofi. >>it is basically my life like to believe theres t say ke he has everything good inside the house but was is outside is a different ball game. and i think that's what the movie actually captures the film had 2 bay area premieres in san francisco and oakland. >>it is based on the life of actor co writer jimmy thales and is code and is the first film board director joe tell them we're hoping i think only part of the conversation about what's happening. >>and the movie has a

special investigator finds saudi arabia responsible for jamaal. and credible evidence the saudi crown prince was involved 3 russians and the ukrainians are charged with murder in the shooting down a flight m.h. 17 in 2014. and guilty verdicts the 3 men charged over the gun attack on kenya's university. with all the new zealand captain came williamson hits a century to help defeat south africa the cricket world cup in a nail biter to move to the top of the stack it's. a low saudi arabia is responsible for the murder of the journalist jamal has shot ji and the saudi crown prince should be investigated over his role that's according to the un special rapporteur agnes kalama who is released of $100.00 page report into the killing the calls an international outcry and demands for justice. was killed and dismembered in the saudi consulate in istanbul in october 28th in his remains were never found calabar calls the murder an international crime with credible evidence that saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man was involved and suggests that his perso

after the murder of jamaal ishaqi last year, then he moves on to a high-stakes meeting with presidentg with trade talks at the top of the list. of huawei, despite its inclusion on a trump administration blacklist. when companiess are based in the u.s., they may use subsidiaries to classify tech as foreign. less than 25% originates in america, it may not be covered by the ban under current rules. conservative front runner boris johnson seems to be softening his no deal brexit stance, saying there is a million to one chance it will be a chaotic split. does not see a no deal as an end results, but that it is important to be prepared. leave inlanned to october with or without a deal. rallieds of protesters in hong kong wednesday night, keeping up the pressure on the government ahead of the g20 summit. activists delivered appeals to the consulate asking for backing to with draw the controversial extradition bill. carrie lam has shelved the idea but has not formally abandoned the plan. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in

the safety of the country at least 4 more people were killed on sunday in khartoum and neighboring jamaal a shell has will. sunday marks the beginning of the we can sudan but rather than work commutes and traffic jams the streets of khartoum are empty these videos appear to show that the public has heated the calls by pro-democracy groups for civil disobedience and the general strike. and. the people cannot be governed by force and i'm not saying this neither as a member of the opposition nor is someone who supports the government but the people do not want this government and as you can see the streets are empty shops are closed i personally want to civilian government. for the sudanese people also had a big role to play in order for the civil disobedience to be executed in the correct way and on its 1st day i think that it has been 300 percent successful. the movement for freedom and change together with the sudanese professionals union had announced sunday's action in response to the military gintas seizing of power and the continued crackdown on protesters. it's still not known how ma

as the crown prints was located in the murder of jamaal khashoggi. >>> amanda knox returns to italy.he is in the country where she was accused of murdering her roommate. >>> many target shoppers when home empty-handed today. caused a worldwide outage. at the cash registers. >>> >>> target is back in business tonight. earlier shopping stop and almost 2000 stores. their cash registers crash. >> some shoppers waited in long lines and could not purchase items. target that the chaos has caused by an internal technology issue.>> reporter: it was a quieter than usual crowd at the target in alameda saturday afternoon. after a global outage crippled track cash registers. sending many customers home. >>> was pretty empty. >> reporter: jenny arrived as target workers were alerting shoppers to the issue.>>> there was someone very nice work here and let us know all of the registers were out. they did not know when they were going to go back up. they were going to if you wanted to just take things and put them in our cart and hold them they would purchase them later. >> reporter: a managers that t

>>in the city's jamaal true love is a san francisco native basking in the success of his first feature film role all about his hometown. >>the last black man in san francisco is getting rave reviews when a major awards at sundance and being called authentic and a heartfelt tribute to the city it is a story of 2 young man with a longtime friends grew up in the city, one whose grandfather built a victorian home in the bill my district, family last too long ago. >>true love plays kofi a friend of the 2 main characters. about he was first black men, san francisco you not come from tough area might care kofi. is basically my life like to believe theres to say he has everything good is a bill was is outside is a different ball game. and i think that's what the movie actually captures the film had 2 bay area premieres in san francisco and oakland. >>it is based on the life of actor co writer jimmy thales and is code red is the first film board director joe talbot. >>hoping i the part of the conversation about what's happening. >>and the movie has an even broader relevance to true love who has

jamaal is right in the idea that what kamala harris did lay a blow on joe biden and can she convince black voters that she is the go to candidate for them? and she also does have her own record, which i'm surprised did not come up in last nights debate as being a prosecutor. joe biden hinted at it where he said that while you were prosecuting i was working at the public defender's office. he started that attack line but didn't land a punch on kamala harris last night. >> martha: the african-american vote when it comes to the general election is a huge, huge factor here and for the first time in 20 years in 2016, that -- the number of voters in the african-american community declined. how is that important just looking at politics for the democrat to be able to inspire those voters and make sure that they turn out because they could counterbalance, i imagine, some of the forgotten voters, the blue-collar voter, who came out when they stayed home last time? >> that's absolutely right. the republican party is taking the needs of black community more seriously than they have in a very lo

the paramilitary rapid support forces formally the militia deployed in various areas of the capital jamaala shell begins our coverage sunday marks the beginning of the weaken sudan but rather than work commutes and traffic jams the streets of khartoum are empty these videos appear to show that the public has heated the calls by pro-democracy groups for civil disobedience and a general strike. the movement for freedom and change together with the sudanese professionals union had announced sunday's action in response to the military gintas seizing of power and the continued crackdown on protesters. it's still not known how many people were killed by the security forces during last week's massacre when the main pro-democracy sits in was forcibly dispersed but a sudanese doctors group puts the toll in the past week at 117. videos like these continue to emerge showing that while the military gentle talks about dialogue its personnel are trying to beat the people into submission but we know what. we hope that our brothers in the other groups respond to our colfer dialogue without preconditions w

region where revolutions have tried to interest wars there is genuine concern for sudan's future jamaal of al-jazeera sudan's opposition figures say they will only restart discussions with the military if certain preconditions are met they include a clear admission and an apology for monday's crackdown in khartoum which doctors say claimed $113.00 lives the release of political detainees 5 opposition members were arrested on friday after holding mediation talks with the prime minister for just leaders also want all internet and media restrictions lifted there's been a complete mobile internet blackout since the crackdown and last week's udaan closed there is office is in the capital and withdrew staff work permits the opposition is also demanding the guarantee of public freedoms such as the right to assembly and freedom of speech let's hear from some of the people participating in the civil disobedience campaign in sudan. and. the people cannot be governed by force and i'm not saying this neither as a member of the opposition nor someone who supports the government but the people do not

these times of you know a call of the big bucks narrative how do we keep this does ts >>in the city's jamaal is a san francisco native basking in the success of his first feature film role all about his hometown. >>the last black man in san francisco is getting rave reviews when a major awards at sundance and being called authentic and a heartfelt tribute to the city it is a story of 2 young man longtime friends who grew up in the city one whose grandfather built a victorian home in the fillmore district, family last too long ago. >>true love plays kofi a friend of the 2 main characters, the parable of the good. he was first black men, san francisco you not come from tough area might care kofi. is basically my life like to believe theres to say he has everything good is a bill was is the outside is a different ball game. and i think that's what the movie actually captures the film had 2 bay area premieres in san francisco and oakland. >>it is based on the life of actor co writer jimmy thales and is code red and is the first film board director joe talbot. >>you know the part of the conversat

continue to be clear that we need to have a public accounting of the regime's role in the murder of jamaal khashoggi, but also some of these other human rights activists being detained and tortured, particularly women's rights activists. i think he is going to be realistic. we have a security relationship with saudi arabia that does provide some important intelligence. todo have some serious tools kind of push saudi arabia in a better direction. they will be, prepared to look at some of the other options. amna: what are some of those tools? matt: we could slow the flow of weapons. people say they can buy from russia or china, but the interoperability question. they have people we provide to help them deal with the systems they have. there is also the political question. they rely on us politically and diplomatically. there are a lot of point of leverage we have. i think the important thing and he is already doing that is to make clear that this destabilizing behavior, this recklessness we see from mohammad bin salman on in yemen and elsewhere is undermining our security goals for the regio

>> technically, inmate kitchen workers jamaal ward and robert washington are not supposed to performy are viewed more seriously. cellmates paul inman and david boltjes tattooed the whites of their eyes in an effort to stand out from the crowd. >> is it worth it? >> yeah. >> why? >> because it will be like this forever, you know? >> this is permanent? >> permanent. it will never go away, ever. >> tell me what the reaction was like around the facility? >> they thought it was cool. >> who? >> everyone. first it's, you're an idiot, but it's cool. i wouldn't do it, but it looks cool. >> i want to see everybody tattoos their whites. i want to see purple, green, blue, yellow, orange, everything. every color but white. i think it would be cool. i like it. >> but according to lieutenant jim fox, the attention they brought on the prison's illegal tattoo trade took them from trail blazers to targets among fellow inmates. inman got the message in no uncertain terms. >> apparently another inmate or two went into his cell and put some knots on his head and said don't be giving us anymore heat over

want to give you the opportunity to protect, perhaps correctly desegregate a statement related to jamaal khashoggi's murder, a virginia resident, you said his murder was prosecuted in a fashion that needs to be addressed. it is my hope that the department does not think that any state-sponsored murder that happens in a consulate is everone that is, perhaps, just discussed are related to how it was actually prosecuted. i hope you will denounce that murder. would you like to take the opportunity to do that now? >> thank you. we have denounced the murder and of course, we would never abide by state-sponsored act like that. so, no, there is no daylight that would. >> thank you. mr. cooper, in your testimony, you repeatedly referred to the need to provide our partners in the region with -- cape, defensive capabilities. you say specifically, this is not intended to be an eskimo tory military step back and yet many of the 22 cases are distinctly offensive weapons, including the pave way precision guided munitions, or smart bombs. we have a picture of that weapons system right here. can you expl