it has not forgotten how jamal khashoggi was murdered.is body was cut up in the saudi consulate in istanbul. the leader of the opposition said on television as if he was talking to the president, you are ruining turkey's reputation. the leader of the republic of turkey will embrace the menu ordered the killing! referring to the fact that the cia report into his murder found that it was in fact ordered by been some on-- mbs. >> a woman issued a wheat where she said that the crown prince's visit does not change the fact he is responsible for a murder. also today, i attended a demonstration by turkish journalists in a square in downtown on cora -- ankorah, they were protesting a new government bill that will curb social media. i spoke to the speaker of the demonstration, he is a turkish journalist. he said the murder of jamal khashoggi's, and handing the prosecution filed to the saudis, these are shameful -- file to the saudis, these are shameful. >> do you want. -- thank you. we are trying to tackle inflation and the rising cost of energy.

we know they kelly jamal khashoggi -- killed jamal kh oggn human rights. why would i consider it?e cleared that up -- this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to reshape the pga tour. this chance was too good to pase tournament. bodyere ido deso. aware of what has happened with jamal khashoggi. it is terrible. >> he also outlined the upsides of working with the state that the u.n. concluded was responsible. >> i have seen the good that golf has done throughout history and believe links golf is going do good. ros: golf is a force for t greater good. not clea udir towrak biwiin.hat orll w >> professional golf is effectively a spearman. at the top two main tours -- the european and the pga, based in the u.s. each year, the best players compete for $400 million. ros: the saudi's are offering huge sums. this first event has a price money of $25 million. the winner takes million was $27 million. the top prize of more money has proved persuasive for some. huge stars of the game will pray. >> ts is my job. i do thi. reason, but if anybody comes maloneyg andsor s any of us a chance at a pa

the crown prince has been implicated in jamal khashoggi's murder by both u.s.ntelligence and the united nations. of course, he denies his involvement. does this trip by article mean that turkey is ready to sweep this brutal crime under the rug? guest: good evening. thank you very much for having me. i think one of the issues that will not be part of the negotiations, a theme that will be part -- that will be not touched upon, is the khashoggi case. why? because turkey has instrumentalized this issue and think turkey has instrumentalized this from the very outset, in light of the murder of jamal khashoggi. so i think they are now turning a new pe. monte: they are turning a new page, but erdogan has previously said that the highest levels of the saudi government had ordered the killing. he didn't mention mbs directly. how does he then navigate this issue if you are saying that this will not even come up as a topic? reporter: the reason being is because one has to understand the khashoggi case and the role that he played in regional turbulence during that time. wh

when jamal khashoggi was killed, i was one of the harshest critics of mbs.have called him individually a pariah in the past. i was on a show with "the washington post" with atisha as well. i have expressed my condolences to her, and i think it's very important for us to continue to remember jamal khashoggi who i knew and worked with when i was ambassador. at the same time, i think we've gotten, again, to look at the broader geopolitical situation in the world, the national interests, and i think it is hurtful individually to people like her. it's got to be hurtful to the families of the 9/11 victims, and yet at the same time, we have to move on with what is in the u.s. national interest. clearly a complete economic boycott of saudi arabia would not work. bringing down the royal family would not work. what we'd end up with would look a lot more like libya than it would switzerland. so i think we've got very conflicting, difficult choices to make, but this is where i come out. we've got to engage in diplomacy. we need an ambassador over there, we needed an amb

crown prince mbs when it came to the murder of "washington post" columnist and american resident jamal khashoggin fact murdered and dismembered and i believe in the order of the crown prince. and i would make it very clear we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are. there is very little social redeeming value of the -- in the present government in saudi arabia. >> what is the redeeming value in the present government in saudi arabia now that would justify this visit? >> look, brianna, when the president became president, he made public the intelligence community's report about the khashoggi killing. he put in place a series of accountability measures. the other thing we need to remember is that saudi arabia is a key partner in the region, on things like counterterrorism, on the war in yemen, on energy production. there is a lot of national interest here at stake in this trip and it is not just about saudi arabia, it is not just even about the gulf region. it is as you said in the opening

he says of course the killing of jamal khashoggi is reprehensible.nto, but we will help grow the game. that is ridiculous. they will help grow his bank account. that is really the sports washing. obviously i am a columnist and this is my opinion, but there is no doubt that the idea that they will do good things is all about trying to help the saudis. john: the families of the victims of 9/11 are now speaking out. christine: they are. there is reporting about that today in the new york post, that they sent a scathing letter to phil mickelson and the others, basically how dare you take this money and be part of anything that was part of the terrible tragedy, the saudis leading the way on the attack on 9/11. i'm sure other people would say saudi arabia had a tournament recently, the lpga played there. a tournament is one week. this is phil mickelson going into business with the saudis. this is part of being part of the saudi government and investment. it is much more than just playing somewhere where they put the tournament that week. this is a choice h

bin salman one year after his administration concluded that the crown prince did the murder of jamal khashoggiing anger across india where authorities have demolished the homes of muslims. officials say the buildings were constructed illegally rights groups say it's part of an attempt to intimidate muslims. ukraine is saying is forces are trying to evacuate the last civilians, including 500 people sheltering inside the chemical factory. ukrainian forces are still fighting to push back the russian military one day after they destroyed the last bridge. that's russia's focus in the battle for eastern ukraine in control of the donbass region. al jazeera brings us the report. >> members of ukraine security services run for cover as the sound of a shell cuts through the air and explodes close by. in the basement, the group of elderly residents is hiding. during a brief, they emerge from a shelter days and terrified. police tell them to get into the vehicle quickly, another shell explodes. the car parts of body on the street. just a few kilometers south, the wreckage of what were people's home still

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-based journalist jamal khashoggi. the state department says the saudi government is responsible for executing nonviolent offenders and for torture. president trump does not punished senior saudi leaders. would you? >> yes. and i said it at the time. jamal khashoggi was murdered and dismembered and i believe in the order -- at the order of the crown prince and i would make it clear we were not going to sell more weapons to them. we were going to make them pay the price and make them of the pariah they are. >> sean: here is reaction former secretary of state, fox news which of your mike pompeo is with us. he was murdered. he believes ordered to be murdered, khashoggi, by the crown prince. i believe that's probably true too. i wouldn't do business with saudi arabia. the cia concluded that he made that order. is joe going to bring this up as he's on his hands and knees begging saudi arabia to produce more oil because he won't do it domestically? >> sean, i don't know if he's going to bring it up. the remarks he made were

after the jamal khashoggi, if you may call it, earthquake or storm, joe biden was clearly pointing fingers responsible and there was a complete shift of attitude in the times of donald trump tojoe biden, but after the russian invasion in ukraine and the oil prices went rocketing high, the us has tried to push for more oil production from the world's biggest oil exporter, saudi arabia, and the attitude has changed. you could not possibly blame the prince for just thinking, this whole fuss about human rights and murders of of journalists. it's nothing, all that counts is saudi's well. there will not be a change when it comes to human rights and freedom of speech inside saudi arabia, except for when the prince decides to change it, not the western pressure. has it changed ? what is the atmosphere like now? it has changed massively, i can tell you that. the first time i had been to saudi arabia was in 2015 and it was the first time that women were running for municipal elections. walking around the streets in the capital, as a woman, i had to wear the headscarf and be covered properly. after m

a report saying that the crown prince, mbs, was responsible for the death of the journalist, jamal khashoggi biden administration saying they wanted to recalibrate the relationship. that has now turned into a reset. they want to get the relationship back to a more conventional place. one senior u.s. official telling our colleague, natasha bertrand that the relationship needs to move past the murder of jamal khashoggi and it cannot be held hostage by his killing. i want our viewers to take a listen to what then-candidate joe biden had to say just a few weeks after the murder of jamal cuc khas khashoggi. >> after the cold blooded murder of a journalist, giving the crown prince of saudi arabia the benefit of the doubt. look, look at the example it sets around the world. forget what it does here. think of around the world. people wonder what has become of us. >> so now, the realities of the world have really set in, wolf, and perhaps nothing more so than russia's war in ukraine. we have seen a major impact on the global economy. we have seen gas prices and inflation spike. the u.s. needs saudi's

i reached out to jamal khashoggi's fiancee as we reported that president biden will likely visit saudi month and meet with the crown prince. and she told me that biden's decision is horribly upsetting to her and to supporters of freedom and justice everywhere. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >>> search teams in brazil have found what appear to be human remains near the area where a british journalist and a brazilian indigenous affairs expert went missing last weekend. police had already found blood on a boat belonging to a man they say was a suspect. they say they're now going to see if those pieces of evidence match. official says dom phillips and bruno pereira were in a remote part of the amazon money for illegal mining and drug trafficking routes. they were there to research a book project on conservation efforts in the region that had reportedly received death threats just days before. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." we'll be right back. nsurance pln from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare e doesn't... and let you see any doctor. a

amy: the saudi arabian embassy will be on jamal khashoggi way? >> that's right.ess of the saudi embassy. it is officially now jamal khashoggi way, designated by the washington, d.c., city council that unanimously approved our effort to redesignate the street stop we hope you will all watch the unveiling of the street sign today at 1:0ÑcÑcÑcÑcooooooo7ú oÑ ♪ ♪ >>> hello and welcome back to nhk "newsline." i'm takao minori in new york. policymakers at the u.s. federal reserve spent months trying to hush america's complains about inflation. but they've seen prices rub well beyond their own expectations. now, they're moving aggressively to bring them down. they've decided on their sharpest interest rate hike in nearly three decades, three quarters of a percentage point.

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amy: the saudi arabian embassy will be on jamal khashoggi way? >> that's right.ess of the saudi embassy. it is officially now jamal khashoggi way, designated by the washington, d.c., city council that unanimously approved our effort to redesignate the street stop we hope you will all watch the unveiling of the street sign today at 1:0■■■■■■■ (sophie fouron) this is japan. but people here don't call themselves japanese. it's okinawa, an island closer to taiwan than tokyo. there's something like a million and a half people here, and they're known to live longer than anyone else on the planet. there's a very strong american presence in okinawa. not only did the americans occupy the island after the second world war, they stayed. there's a very big military presence. the fact that these old enemies coexist on this tiny island, but coexist peacefully, says a lot about the people of okinawa.

he needs to raise not only the issue of jamal khashoggi with the putative saudi king, mow ham'd bin salmanout this publicly in saudi arabia. we've three dual saudi american nationals that were arrested and detained and unable to leave the country. he needs to raise that. and he needs to make it clear that if saudi arabia wants a relationship with the united states, it has to be based on mutually reinforcing interests and real reciprocity, and frankly, watching the u.s.-saudi relationship during the previous administration, it was a one-way street. mbs believes he is getting joe biden to come to riyadh or wherever they're going to meet and figurely speaking sort of bend the knee. but i think in the end, mbs knows that 2024 joe biden may not be here and right now he calculates he would much rather see donald trump as president and joe biden to some degree to mbs represents a speed bump. so it is a very fraught visit. >> and it makes you wonder what the calculus is here, especially if there are no guarantees that there will be a ramping up of oil production on the saudi side and it is also an

intelligence agencies believe ordered the killing into jamal khashoggi. t has been condemned by khashoggi's fiance, who is turkish. the president has called for a three-month suspension of the gas tax in the u.s. the average cost of a gallon of gas is up one dollar from your go. the relief would knock $.18 from the cost of a gallon of gas. it is estimated that the levy would cost the government $10 billion. parents in the u.k. have been warned to make sure their children's polio vaccines are up-to-date. traces of the disease were found in london's sewage system. health officials believe it could be linked to someone who received a vaccine abroad, using a jab that featured a live form of the virus. the secretary of health said he not particularly worried about the outbreak because of the high rate of polio vaccination in the u.k. the world bank has approved financial support work $2.3 billion to help the food crisis in east and southern africa. 66 million people in the region were facing possible famine. if eop and madagascar, two countries suffering -- eth

intelligence report claimed bin salman himself sanctioned the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi inickelson said it was scary getting involved with the saudis but he says golf desperately needs change, and real change is always preceded by disruption. >> i don't condone human rights violations at all. i don't think -- nobody here does. throughout the world, and i'm certainly aware of what has happened with jamal khashoggi and i think it's terrible. i have also seen the good that the game of golf has done throughout history, and i believe that liv golf is going to do a lot of good for the game as well. >> despite the reservations, liv golf is forging ahead with eight tournaments this year, five of which are in the united states with the season finale at the trump national doral course in florida. a couple months ago, this project looked finished. now it has a hall of famer in mickelson, last year's world number one in johnson, and reports that bryson dechambeau will be next. you know, jake, money often trumps morals, and far from going away, this liv golf series is gaining momentum b

who remember what this president repeatedly said about saudi after the murder of journalist ja jamal khashoggi. >> as a candidate, he said he was intent on making saudi arabia a pariah. now as president he's preparing to travel to saudi arabia last month -- next month. the president a short while ago was asked by reporters about that trip and he said today his focus is on labor, as he's traveling to philadelphia. and that the white house has laid out the details of this trip. this will be part of a broader trip to the middle east, spanning from july 13th to the 16th. the president making stops in israel and the palestinian west bank before moving on to saudi arabia where he will be attending the summit of the gulf cooperation council. that will be held in jeddah. it is there that the president is expected to meet with the kingdom's leaders. the white house said he will be engaging in some form foer mat with crown prince mohammed bin salman a year after the administration made public that intelligence finding that determines that the crown prince ordered the operation that killed "washington po

with the crown prince despite his campaign vow to make the country a pariah after the murder of jamal khashoggi. the backlash tonight >>> the battle for eastern ukraine. the critical city on the brink after the last remaining bridge was destroyed. >>> our exclusive one on one with amber heard after the jury sided with ex-husband johnny depp. does she still stand by her testimony the message she says the verdict sends to women and what she deeply regrets >>> after a year away from the courts, serena williams announcing her comeback >>> and a picture a day for 25 years a life in photos, inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone forecasters are using terms like "heat dome" and "atmospheric rivers" to describe what is driving extreme weather conditions across the country tonight, from dangerous rain and flooding to crippling heat many will see triple-digit highs in fact over the course of the next seven days, over 250 million americans can expect temperatures 90 or hotter. and while drought-stricken parts of the west can't seem to buy a

>> the murder of jamal khashoggi was something that we and so many others around the world took very, very seriously. he issued an extensive report on khashoggi's murder. go ahead. i have already answered the question. >> now, the white house has emphasized that when the president goes to saudi arabia, that there are going to be human rights issues that are discussed, though it has been pretty reticent to answer questions about whether khashoggi's murder itself is going to be specifically addressed. and jake, we're hearing now from democrats including some of the pred's allies, basically saying this trip is a mistake, and particularly when it comes to the meeting with the saudi crown prince that he really should reconsider. >> the white house says this trip is not just about calming down energy markets, despite the fact that gas prices are at record highs here in the u.s. why are they downplaying that? why do they continue to emphasize the security in the region argument? >> yeah, you know, it is a really, really good question. the white house has seemed pretty determined to downplay

it�*s the first meeting since the murder of the dissident saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi.ential candidate on the campaign trail, president biden had this to say about saudi arabia. we were not going to infect sell more weapons to them, we were going to make them pay the price and make them the pariah that they are. now — he�*s visiting the country. and the reason is because the us needs oil. here�*s barbara plett usher. we know they want to talk about energy production because rising energy production because rising energy prices and the americans have been pressing saudi arabia to increase oil production. candidate biden was very aware of the country stay verged on human rights and the killing of jamaal, stay verged on human rights and the killing ofjamaal, and the american see the relationship of saudi arabia and he has said that its president, he needs to make this visit that he will continue to respect human rights we are told that human rights will be raised and officials would not confirm whether or not he would discuss jamal khashoggi directly with the prince. there

that was in the wake of the horrific murder of journalist jamal khashoggi.. and now sources are telling cnn that the biden administration is working on a trip for him to the middle east to get that relationship back on track. the relationship with saudi arabia is one of the most critical the united states has. but it's now one that has never been more troubled. sources tell cnn the white house is working on patching things up, with a likely meeting in the coming weeks that would see president biden face-to-face with the de facto saudi rural, crown prince mohammed bin salman. >> look, we're getting way ahead of ourselves here. >> reporter: today the parking lot told reporters there are no direct plans to visit saudi arabia. but admitted there is a possibility he will visit the region. a trip to israel is also expected. >> what i want to do is see to it that we diminish the likelihood that there's a continuation of some of the senseless wars between israel and the arab nations. that's what i'm focused on. >> reporter: these days israel is moving closer to arab

and i just heard from the widow of jamal khashoggi.ing between biden and the crown prince is horribly upsetting. she says if it happens that the president will have lost his moral compass and greatly heightened her grief. >> thanks so much. >> coming up next, a very grand party without the star attraction. stay with us. this stuff works. this stuff works in flower beds. this stuff works inin tree rings. this stuff works in walkways, driveways, pathways. this stuff works down to the r root so weeeeds don't come back. this stuff works f for you, your neighbor, your neighbor's neighbor, her neighbor's neighbor. this stuff works guaranteed, or your money back. this stuff works without hurting your back. this stuff works without hurting your pride. this stuff works early shifts, late nights, and holiday weekends. this is roundup weed & grass killer with sure shot wand. this stuff works. a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the ansr that was right under their nose.

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by effectively moving on from the 2018 murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi.den campaigned on being tough on saudi arabia. listen. >> we were going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are. there's very little social redeeming value in the present government in saudi arabia. >> let's bring in cnn's natasha bertrand. is this really just about convincing saudi arabia to lower global oil prices? >> well, pam, oil is not the only thing at issue here, but there's no denying that it is one of the key driving factors of the administration's desire to have this reset with saudi arabia. especially amid the kind of global glut of oil that we have been experiencing after so many countries have tried to cut off russia's exports of oil to the rest of the world. so this is obviously a key priority for the biden administration and something that biden advisers have said openly, energy secretary jennifer granholm was on cnn earlier this week and said while it is true that the crown prince and saudi arabia should be held to account for

renamed a portion of the street outside the saudi arabian embassy jamal khashoggi way.shoggi was brutally killed in october 2018 after visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey. the cia says khashoggi was murdered over orders given by saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, who president biden will be meeting with shortly. >> trump adviser and ally steve bannon just appeared in court. he talked about the january 6th select committee, what did he say? we'll tell you. stay with us. fishing helps ease my mind. it's kinda like having liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you onlpay for what you need. woah! look out! [submarine rising out of water] woah! [minions making noise] minions are bitin' today. (sung) liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. minions: the rise of gru, in theaters july 1st. ♪ ♪ ♪ (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ are the stars out tonight? (sha bop sha bop) ♪ ♪ ♪ alexa, play our favorite song again. ok. ♪ i only have eyes for you ♪ right now, we're all feelin' the squeeze. but walmart's got your back with thousands of rollbacks so you get everyth

saudi arabia a pariah state, wanting it to pay a price after the gruesome murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. the president now getting a lot of criticism and a lot of heat for this decision. some democrats even saying he might want to reconsider and not go on this trip at all. jake. >> m.j. lee at the white house for us, thank you so much. >> the federal reserve's monthly meeting kicks off today amidst sky high inflation, and now some investors are growing increasingly worried the fed might do something it has not done in nearly three decades. rahel solomon joins us now. the issue we're talking about isn't necessarily the possibility of raising interest rates. it's the fed doing so by .75. what would that mean for americans? >> essentially it means the cost of borrowing has gone up. not just for us consumers but also american companies and businesses. that eats into their profits. but for us consumers, yes, that means the cost to borrow for practically anything is going higher. credit card example is a great example. a student loan, car loans, and mortgage loans. let's take a look at mortga

. >> he is talking about the killing of "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi.would you support president biden meeting with mohammed bin salman? >> john, i've been working through this, reflecting on this, i will support president biden in his outreach to mbs and to the saudi kingdom. but let's be clear. what has changed since president biden, as candidate biden said that mbs and should be a pariah is russia's brutal invasion of ukraine. the unity of the west, something president biden has done a terrific job on, pulling together nato, pulling together the eu, getting unanimity in supporting sanctions on russian oil and gas. it is going to fade and wane if we can't deliver, american, north american oil and gas, and if we can't get more resources into europe soon. the saudis are the sole country that has a significant amount of quickly, readily deliverable oil and gas that can help address this. this is the sort of compromise that makes politics painful, john. and i don't think president biden, i'm not speaking for him, this is just an observation, i don't think

and i'm certainly aware of what has happened with jamal khashoggi, and i think it's terrible.throughout history, and i believe that livgolf is going to do a lot of good for the game, as well. >> what do you make of his comments? is this simply about money for him? >> well, the amount of money that is being poured into the liv tour are amazing, stunning, compared to the average on the pga tour and on the european tour. so it's the case that the saudis upped the fund chaired by the crown prince have gone all in in an attempt to incentivize senior players on the tour to jump ship as it were. and so people like phil mickelson are taking a huge payday. it would be interesting i think to see whether younger golfers who have their entire career ahead of them are still willing in the same way to effectively make a professional decision that will guide the rest of their careers. >> i'm wondering how sustainable this might be because the liv series is not going to be shown by any major broadcasters, at least in the united states. it hasn't attracted any big-name sponsors. is the plan su

last year they said the crown prince approved the murder of jamal khashoggi.val when he said he doubts saudi arabia will help lower u.s. gas prices. joining us, our chief reporter kaitlan collins. you reported on this extensively. what has president biden said in the past? >> reporter: he's been incredibly vocal after the murder of this journalist jamal khashoggi, especially grisly murder, and he's never weighed in on how he felt about them, and i think that's what's so striking about the fact that the white house is confirming, yes, he's going to make this formal visit there given statements like these that he made on the campaign trail. >> after the cold-blooded murder of a journalist, giving the crown prince of saudi arabia the benefit of the doubt. >> i think it was a flat out murder, and i think we should have nailed it as that. >> we were, in fact, going to make them pay the price and make them, in fact, the pariah that they are. >> clearly you see him denouncing it again and again, making him a pariah. having this official trip there is not making him a

human rights abuses are documented, the killing of jamal khashoggi, there are real worries and democrats speaking out saying they don't think the president should be saying this. >> was behind this is a simple proposition, when it is in u.s. interest for the president to engage, he will. if he believes he can advance national security interest in economic interest for american families. kennedy: sounds like politician speech for desperate. if the white house is looking for a quick fix to the energy crisis, why the president trying to make nice with the country he was only called a pariah? twenty now, director of the is a two, brand-new book hotter than the sun, time to abolish nuclear weapons, scott horton is back. we have so many problems saudi arabia from jamal khashoggi to 9/11, how can the president possibly threat this needle? >> he says i'm going to a big meeting in the saudi's will also be there and then was now they have to admit he is going hand-in-hand to meet with the crown prince to bake him to increase oil production to try to drive down the cost of fuel which raises the que

the murder of jamal khashoggi, something that the trump administration dealt with . we sanctioned a dozen plus officials wnc from the kingdom. they have been someone who supported our efforts to build that the abraham accords, the historic peace arrangements between the united statesd and israel. st the president's going to goo there. i hope he will g use this as an opportunity to continue to build up peace, continue to build out stability, reducing the risk that we ever have to send americans to fight in that place as we've done. john , you know the history so many times, too many times weug ought to get thisht right. we got to get this relationship right. it's importantit that we work on human rights every place in the world. but this is an important the unitedrtner foror states as well. context is important here . if you would have told me before>> the trump administratin that an alliance would emergean between the u.s., israel, the saudis, the jordanians, egyptians and the emirates,li i wouldn't have believed it.ev i wouldn't have thought possible. butt they did

then there's the killing of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in 2018.elligence concluded that crown prince mohammed bin salman approved an operation in istanbul to capture or killjamal khashoggi. and this was the un's conclusion. the responsibility of the state of saudi arabia is involved. it is involved in the killing. it is involving the lack of an effective investigation. it is involved in the lack of an effective prosecution. "the state was involved," says the un. and mohammed bin salman was in charge of that state then, he's in charge of it now. he's also chair of the saudi investment fund, which is bankrolling this gulf series. and, in the view of the washington post, what we're seeing is a government trying to use golf to cleanse its global reputation. or amnesty international says, it's yet one more event in a series of sports washing exercises that the saudi authorities are using to clean its blood—soaked image. and the bbc�*s dan roan tried to raise these concerns with the governor of the saudi investment fund. it's the big thing in golf, and

who the cia has ordered the killing of of jamal khashoggi. sec. jean-pierre: first of all. there is no trip for me to announce. that's what i've said. the president even said that let's not get ahead of ourselves when he was asked specifically about meeting with mbs. >> [indiscernible] sec. jean-pierre: i'm just saying. it is a hypothetical. i don't have anything to announce or to speak to about a meeting. you said he is going to be meeting with -- i'm telling you, i don't have anything. >> do you say he shouldn't be meeting? sec. jean-pierre: you asked me about khashoggi. when the president came in to office, we were determined to make sure that our decades long relationship with saudia rabia was serving our own intest and values as we move forward. but also preserving it. because it also helps us accomplish many important things. and that's largely what we've done. the murder of jamal khashoggi is something that we and many others around the world took very, very seriously. one of the things we did rly was to release our own report on this murder at the same time we initi

new period of cooperation after the first visit by the crown prince since the 2018 murder of jamal khashoggiisraeli mps have voted in favor of dissolving parliament. it will set the stage for the country's election in three years. members of the fractured coalition government agreed it could not survive after just one year in office. a funeral as been held for a palestinian man stabbed to death by an israeli settler. those are the headlines. the news continues right here on al jazeera after inside story. ♪ host: the fifth the election in less than cordial years. israeli's prime minister has failed to maintain his coalition. what impact does it have on israel and palestinians? this is inside story. ♪ hello and welcome to the program. keeping benjamin netanyahu out, that is what the eta parties making up the israeli government at in common, but it has not been enough to keep a government divided on nearly everything from collapsing. defections and inability to pass legislation and disagreement with arab israeli allies over attacks on a moscow compound leading to a dissolution of parliament aft

he accused the crown prince of killing the journalist jamal khashoggi.oing to say it to his face? i tend to doubt it because he wants saudi oil. americans are struggling to pay their bills all because of joe biden. recession fears are growing because of joe biden. financial markets are spooked and tanking because of joe biden. inflation is draining the savings and retirement funds of americans all across the country. two-thirds of americans now living paycheck to paycheck because of joe biden. rising gas prices. that's a burden for business, that's a burden for all of us. for families -- all caused by biden and his new greendale socialist comrades. now add to that a massive increase in mortgage rates. that means if you want to purchase a home, it's going to become more unaffordable for many and sales of existing homes, they are already plummeting. new home construction, it's about to come to a screeching halt. fewer and fewer americans will refinance their homes, property values -- i know you thought you could sell your home a year ago for a lot more mon

remarkable turnaround for biden who has been highly critical for their role in the killing of jamal khashoggilette saenz reports. >> reporter: president biden is post opposing the meeting with mohammad bin salman, a zsitdown likely to now take place in july. they had been expected to meet toward the end of june when president biden is already expected to travel to germany for a g7 summit and spain for a may t nato summit. but saturday they said the white house determined two separate trips, one to europe and another to the middle east would allow for more time to work on a schedule as well as set agenda items. this would mark the first meeting between biden and the crown prince after the administration has engaged in months of diplomatic work to try to repair u.s. and saudi relations. during the cam dkcampaign, joe had referred to saudi arabia saying they should be treated as a pariah due to their human rights record and the president has also been quite critical of saudi arabia following the murder of columnist jamal khashoggi. the president has faced criticism for this expected meeting with

relations deter yait relations deteriorated after jamal khashoggi was murdered. he's due to talk with president biden who has criticized saudi arabia's >>> the first meeting of state parties to a u.n. treaty that would make nuclear weapons illegal is wrapping up. delegates are set to adopt an action plan aimed at bringing on board nations that are not part of the agreement. a draft of the plan calls for a group of scientific experts to be formed to deepen the understanding of the inhumanity of nuclear weapons. it also krincludes support for people who have been physically affected by radiation from attacks or testing. the u.n. treaty entered into force in january of last year. so far, 65 states have ratified it. that list does not include any countries that possess the weapons or the nations they protect, including >>> now we turn to major league baseball. japanese two-way star, shohei otani marked 13 strike outs as he earned his sixth win of the season. otani was starting pitcher and the designated hitter, batting second for the los angeles angels in a game agai

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and i'm certainly aware of what has happened with jamal khashoggi and i think it is terrible.e good that the game of golf has done one throut history and i believe that liv golf is going to do a lot of good for the game as well. >> reporter: despite the reservations, liv golf is forging ahead with eight tournaments this year, five of which are in the united states, with the season finale at the trump national doral course in florida. alex thomas, cnn. >>> after sunday's blowout loss, the celtics came roaring back to win game three of the nba finals. jaylen brown and jayson tatum led the celtics to a 116-100 victory last night over the warriors. it is the seventh time the celtics have bounced back from a playoff loss. celtics are now up 2-1 in the seven game series. game four set for friday in boston. thanks for joining me here. i'm max foster. "early start" is next. when you order the new lemon ricotta blueberry protein pancakes with 37 grams of protein, you get a smile on your plate. only from ihop. download the app and join the rewards program today. >>> gnood morning, it is

and in washington, d.c., the street outside the saudi embassy has been officially renamed jamal khashoggiay honor "the washington post" columnist who was dismembered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul almost four years ago. the d.c. city council approved the name change last year. a street-naming ceremony was held wednesday, just weeks before president biden is scheduled to visit sau arabia in an effort to mend ties with the oil-rich kingdom the yemeni-born nobel peace prize winner tawakkol karman spoke at the ceremony in d.c. and criticized biden's trip. >> this means that biden has abandon his commitment to support human rights around the world, that biden has abandoned his commitment to banish jamal khashoggi's killer. that biden has abandoned his promises to his people that he will be -- fighters around the world. and this is shame. it is shame. shame on the biden administration. amy: she won the nobel peace prize. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show with ukraine as leaders

biden's own party are not happy about his planned trip to saudi arabia citing the murder of jamal khashoggi at the hands of saudi operatives. >> i believe president biden was right when he was candidate biden about this relationship and holding to account the individual who was complicit in and ordered the brutal murder and dismemberment of my constituent jamal khashoggi. and that is the crown prince. >> i hope in that conversation he will make it clear that the accountability in regards to khashoggi atrocities have not yet bean completed. we have differences with the kingdom on several issues. i hope that he will reinforce and underscore those issues. >> for more on president biden's upcoming trip and the state of u.s./saudi relations, i'm joined by nic robertson. you and i were talking about this, of course previewing this meeting. it was pretty of the worst kept secret to be honest. but what did you hear from the white house yesterday in terms of how the relations that that meeting may go, however awkward it might be to start off with? >> the framing in the bigger context of not only mee

after the kill of the "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi in 2016, you wrote an op-ed for "newsweeku called for president trump to pull the treasury secretary from the consulate in reahead. you wrote this america does not validate the riyadh regime with presence while this vile situation remains unresolved. so with this, should the president have a meeting involves mbs? >> i wouldn't do it. global inflation, energy crises are soaring. saudis control a lot of the american oil and he has to do the best for the american people and allies in europe. i think you can do that without meeting with the crown prince. i'll leave it to president biden. i'll tell you, i don't like it. i think american exceptionalism was on display when vladimir putin went in ukraine and we stitched together an alliance of not just europe, nato and japan and others to push back. relying on the good faith alliances and people who are honorable and show moral integrity is more important to take on these crisis than an unscrupulous actor like the crown prince. and if the president is going to meet with him, victor,

i reached out to jamal khashoggi's fiancee that he will visit saudi arabia next month and meet with theecision is horribly upsetting to her and to supporters of freedom and justice everywhere. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >> alex, thank you so much. >>> well the heat this weekend is being described as dangerously hot for millions of people. there are going to be triple-digit temperatures all over the place. we'll tell you where and how long is it going to last. that is next. stay close. (mom allen) verizon just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (dad allen) we've been customers for years. (dad brown) we got iphone 13s, too. switched two minutes ago, literally right before this. (vo) iphone 13 on us. on any unlimited plan. for evy customer. with plans starting atust $35. all on the network more people ry on. hey! it's your dry skin. every day we lose ceramides i need to seal in moisture. cerave delivers three essential ceramides to help restore my barrier, so i can lock in moisture, feel hydrated, and look healthy. cerave facial moisturizing lotions. i love all types of dancing... sa

he 13e6k specifically said mbs d the killing and dismemberment of jamal khashoggi.in the president's party criticizing this decision to go to saudi arabia. here's what he said. >> i believe joe biden was right when he was candidate biden. i mean, a man was murdered by the number two official in a foreign government. that can't be acceptable in terms of u.s. interests or u.s. foreign policy. it ought not to be acceptable to the president of the united states. >> add virimiraladmiral, can yo light, who convinced joe biden to change his view on this so dramatically? >> the president, when he became president, first of all, even as a candidate, obviously he took the murder of jamal khashoggi very seriously. when he became president, he carried that thought process into the oval office with him. he published and made -- and declassified the intelligence community's report on the murder and put in place the khashoggi ban which has been used some 70 p times. and he's put in other accountability measures such as sanctions. so me took this very seriously at the outset. we sa

intelligence said approved the operation which led to the murder and dismemberment of jamal khashoggi> these are significant names in the world of golf making this jump to this new entity and the pga tour finds themselves in a really, really precarious situation. >> reporter: former world number one player dustin johnson, former u.s. open champion bryson dechambeau and the player whose jump caused the most controversy, six-time major tournament winner phil mickelson. mickelson and johnson are each reportedly getting a nine figure payout to take part in fact saudi series. they're scary mother fers to get involved with. they execute people over there for being gay. knowing all of this, why would i even consider it? because this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reshape how the pga tour operates. this week, mickelson said he doesn't condone human rights violations. >> i'm certainly aware of what has happened with jamal khashoggi, and i think it's terrible. i've also seen the good that the game of golf has done throughout history. and i believe that liv golf is going to do a lot of g