foreign secretary is in saudi arabia discussing the war in yemen and the killing of jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt has held talks with the saudi king solomon the capital riyadh he is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since khashoggi was knighted in october a spokesman for the prime minister to resume a says hunt will push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the khashoggi case. and at least thirty one people have died as wildfires continue to burn across the u.s. state of california will than two hundred fifty thousand others have been forced to flee their homes blazes are california's deadliest on wreck order strong winds and tender dry conditions are threatening more devastation throughout the week we'll have more on that story and everything else we're covering a bit later on in about twenty five minutes time coming up next on al-jazeera it's counting the cost. again this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the world of business and economics this week u.s. sanctions on iran are back as europe not to step into line we'll look at how diffic

foreign secretaries in saudi arabia discussing the war in yemen and the killing of jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt has held talks with the saudi king solomon in the capital riyadh is the first british minister to visit the kind of since she was murdered in october a spokesman for prime minister two reason may says what will push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the khashoggi case. the democratic republic of congo opposition leader felix to sheikh a day is withdrawing his support for the joint opposition candidate in december's presidential elections is withdrawal comes a day after six top opposition figures backed by marching for you lou as they counted it in the long delay polls president joseph kabila is finally standing down off to ruling the country for eighteen years is chosen emanuel should dari as his successor to face in the final vote you're up to date with all of our top stories there will be more news in about twenty five minutes time i'll see you then al-jazeera correspondent is next. my name is tommy lamar shall not meet them i was born a citizen of the u

foreign secretary is in saudi arabia discussing the war in yemen in the killing of jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt has held talks with the saudi king in the capital riyadh he is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since khashoggi was murdered in october a spokesman for prime minister to resume a said hunt would push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the khashoggi case meanwhile i still says that it was behind a suicide attack in the afghan capital which killed six protesters and injured twenty others they were all members of the ethnic minority group that has are as a rallying for greater protection of their community that's it for myself from the team here in london a.j. select is next getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prime in the twenty first century they are nuclear war climate change and technological disruption facing realities whatever is there to fear is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. i've got them all right there are more than what i do but. if you think let me

there will be rapid progress and bringing to justice the people responsible for murdering jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt made the comments off amazing saudi arabia's king solomon and riyadh hunt is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since he was murdered last month at the sabi consulate and istanbul hung says he expects to hear something about legal proceedings over the killing so in russian as a leading supply of weapons and military equipment to the kingdom and canada's prime minister has become the first western leader to officially if knowledge has country has received an order of according related to kushal g.'s murder justin trudeau says he hasn't listened to the take himself but that his intelligence agencies have we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with our like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia meanwhile turkey has reacted with anger to french claims that ankara is playing a political game whether it's intelligence sharing all over the case in a t.v. interview

foreign secretary is in saudi arabia discussing the war in yemen and the killing of jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt has held talks with the saudi king in the capital riyadh is the first british minister to visit the kingdom since she was murdered in october a spokesman for prime minister to resume a says hunt will push the saudis to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the case of the top stories al jazeera correspondent now continues and then of course there's the news hour after that i'll see you then. if you look down on to police you will see a european capital. ancient city waltz and orthodox churches mingling with the glass and steel structures of a modern state. mother georgia looking out over her people sword for any means a cup of wine for her friends. the reality is very different georgia had the misfortune to sit at the axis of empires and we were seldom strong enough to resist our powerful may burst. for the last two hundred years these invaders have come from the north first the russian empire and then the soviet one. behind these ones grandfather sod's the soviet terror op

to call for justice and accountability for the family of the murdered saudi journalist jamal khashoggi jeremy hunt is the first you pay minister to visit this since she was killed at the saudi consulates in istanbul over a month ago but also be a focus on ending the conflict in yemen the u.k. is a major weapons supplier to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. who are leading the conflict sri lanka's opposition parties are petitioning the supreme court in colombo to review the presidential decision to call a snap election for general the fifth the president made three policy to santa triggered a major political crisis last month when he fired and replaced the prime minister it is old paul about last week and a recount started in florida for governor and a senate seat after tuesday's midterm elections in the first count republican candidates held a slight lead up next on this channel it's inside story i will see you in half an hour by. a congress divided between democrats and republicans. what does it mean for america and the world in these remaining two years of donald trump's presidency. find down. on al-j

foreign secretary jeremy hunt was meeting with the saudi arabia's king king solomon in riyadh to discuss where yemen but as well of the murder all of these saudi journalist jamal khashoggi jury his meeting jeremy hunt the saudis to cooperate with the investigation and to hold those responsible accountable foreign minister also called on riyadh as we said to end the war in yemen simon move on with us now lecturer in international relations at lancaster university in the u.k. joining us on skype thank you for your time are we starting to see a bit of movement here a bit of injection here from the likes of jeremy hunt in the u.k. to actually make sure that the case doesn't get swept under the rug and actually get solved well i'm not sure we're going to see the flusher ji case getting solved as you put it but i think hopefully we're seeing a bit of movement certainly a lot of pressure being put on the saudi all the right cease from their traditional allies such as the united states such is the united kingdom and i think it's quite important that we've seen this pressure being put on them who went traditionally the u.k. in the us have been brother quiets of saudi behavior sa

jamal khashoggi. basing the foreign affairs committee the first time, jeremy hunt said the uk p0p first time, jeremy hunted out to be true. saudi authorities said that jamal khashoggi was killed in a road operation in its consulate in istanbul. just ahead ofjeremy hunt's appearance, turkey made its first official statement about how they believe he was killed. first official statement about how they believe he was killedm first official statement about how they believe he was killed. it has just been announced by the turkish prosecutor that jamal khashoggi was a p pa re ntly prosecutor that jamal khashoggi was apparently strangled as soon as he went into the consulate in istanbul. what is the position of the government now on that murder? jamal khashoggi's motor is incredibly shocking and i think i have spoken more openly and strongly about it than any western foreign minister that i am aware of. in a clear that if the press stories were true, and it appears increasingly likely that they are true, then will the map what happen would be completely contrary to our values. i been up from the people that our

said pressure growing on saudi arabia to reveal the details of journalist jamal khashoggi murder the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt has arrived in riyadh and met king solomon he is urging the kingdom to fully cooperate with turkish investigators and speaking in paris the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said his government is working with what he calls like minded allies over the fair we continue to be engaged with . the investigation into accountability for the murder of. and we are in discussions with our like minded our. next steps towards. there's also a concern in france about the fate of two saudi princes who have not been seen or heard from since being detained in saudi arabia ten months ago prince abdullah these been some of been mohamed el saad and his son feldman were last seen entering the royal palace in january a letter has been released showing the french foreign ministry has been asked by the president's office to monitor the situation is going to happen with us now who is the lawyer for prince aoun bin of the disease been someone else saad and an associate of the family he's with us from pari

jamal khashoggi. the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt will meet with the king and crown prince monday. he'll urge them to cooperate with turkey's investigation of the journalist's murder, and to end the war in yemen. the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo also discussed those issues in a phone call with the crown prince on sunday. cnn is following the story live in istanbul. given the pressure, is there a sense they will get any traction here? >> reporter: well, you know, george, it's been more than 40 days since the killing of jamal khashoggi, and still, turkish authorities have not been able to locate a body. they have not been able to locate his remains. they don't even know if they're searching for a body right now or not because, you know, you've heard the theories that turkish authorities are looking at different scenarios including the possibility, one theory that his body may have been dissolved in acid, and turkish officials including president erdogan and we heard this from the president several times, believe the answers are with the saudis. and they want these answers to q

jeremy hunt did discuss the jamal khashoggi affair with the saudis, and he is reporting back that he steps soon. there is still a lot of confusion about that, we are waiting for the turks to complete their investigation, whether or not these audio tapes exist, the canadians are saying to do, the french have cast doubt on that. so he is pointing to some progress, we might seejudicial steps soon. ok, james, thank you, james landale there. three people have been convicted of being members of the banned neo—nazi group national action. adam thomas and cloudia patatas, whom the jury heard had named their baby boy adolf out of admiration for hitler, were convicted at birmingham crown court, along with daniel bogunovic. we can now report that ten people have been found guilty of being members of national action this year, including a serving soldier. daniel sandford has the story. we're going to have white families and white children! a provocative national action demo before it was banned as a neo—nazi terrorist organisation after celebrating the murder of the labour mpjo cox. 0n the left h

pressure is growing on saudi arabia to reveal the details of journalist jamal khashoggi s murder the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt has arrived in riyadh and met with king solomon he's urging the kingdom to fully cooperate with turkish investigators and speaking in paris the canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his government is working well with what he calls like minded allies over the case in front of the u.s. has renewed its call for an end to the civil war in yemen some reports say at least one hundred fifty people have been killed in just the past twenty four hours street battles are brought chaos to residential areas in that main port city of data with thousands of civilians trapped by the ongoing fighting that's a look at your headlines here on al-jazeera we're back with the news hour right after inside story. a european army it was an idea proposed by man rolled back wrong held by vladimir putin that attack donald trump does europe need its own military and can it do without for u.s. and matters of defense this is inside story. and welcome to the program i'm richelle carey french president. in the

saudi arabia had reached a critical point with the alleged murder of jamal khashoggi inside the saudi embassy in istanbul. but jeremy hunt and the top civil servant from the united kingdom visited saudi arabia last weekend, a little bit before, and to propose a cease-fire plan that they were going to put towards the -- to the u.n. security council. and were brushed off really pretty effectively, and angrily according to some reports, by the saudis. so it's clear that the saudis are feeling pretty robust at a time when the international community was hoping that perhaps a degree of contrition over what happened to mr. khashoggi might be transferred into an understanding that the world is really pretty askance and horrified but what is going on in yemen. there are signs of diplomatic moves in the right direction as far as cease-fire is concerned. and they may ultimately lead to talks. there is also an effort by the saudis to agree the medical evacuation of 50 wounded houthis which was in the past a block to future talks. george? >> sam kiley live for us in abu dhabi. thank you for the reporting. >>> israel's government is

the killers of the saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi, who was murdered inside his country's consulate in istanbul last month. the british foreign secretary, jeremy huntia today — he'll urge the authorities to deliverjustice to the journalist's family. the republican governor of florida, rick scott — who claimed victory in the election for the us senate last week —— has filed a lawsuit against local officials supervising a recount of the vote. he has asked a judge to order police to to impound voting machines and ballots when they are not being used. the french president has told world leaders to reject nationalism — describing it as a "betrayal of patriotism". speaking at an event in paris to mark the centenary of the first world war armistice, emmanuel macron said nations lost their moral values when they put their interests first at the expense of others. the former foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has urged the cabinet to "mutiny", as theresa may tries to convince ministers to back her position in the brexit negotiations in time for a possible eu summit later this month. writing in the daily telegraph, mrjohnson says the government is on the verge

foreign secretary has met saudi arabia's king solomon and jeremy hunt as the first british minister to visit the kingdom since journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered last month at the saudi consulate in istanbul the state run news agency says the two men discussed bilateral relations and regional developments hunters also do some made crown prince mohammed bin some on a spokesman for prime minister tories amaze says hunt will push to solve these to do more to deliver justice and accountability in the kushal case canada's prime minister has become the first western the to acknowledge this country has received an order of according related to kushal g.'s murder justin trudeau says he hasn't listened to the tape himself but has intelligence agencies have we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with our like minded allies as to next steps toward saudi arabia. meanwhile turkey has reacted with anger to french claims that ankara is playing a political game it's intelligence sharing over the case in a t.v. interview the french foreign minis

the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, is in saudi arabia, urging the authorities there to do more to deliverjustice for the family of the murdered journalist, jamal khashoggi comes after the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, told the saudi crown prince, that washington would hold everyone involved in the killing accountable. richard galpin reports. the foreign secretary's visit in saudi arabia started with a meeting this morning king solomon. mr hunt a p pa re ntly this morning king solomon. mr hunt apparently aiming to keep pressure on the country's leadership following the killing of mr khashoggi last month. he was expected to tell them the international community remains united in horror and outrage at the brutal murder of jamal khashoggi, and encourages the saudi authorities to cooperate fully with the turkish investigation into his death. it is now more than five weeks since the journalist made the fatal decision to enter the saudi consulate here in istanbul. having initially denied he had been murdered there, the saudi authorities eventually admitted this but are still claiming the royal family was not involved. but at the weekend, turkey's preside

. >>> british more than minister jeremy hunt meeting with saudi arabian king salman in riyad the war in yemen and murder of journalist jamal khashoggi the topics there bruno mars part of his 24k magic world tour thanksgiving day meals go toward the salvation army's 48th annual thanksgiving dinner meal program. good for him little bit of good news to end on guys, back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. the latest on those wildfires ravaging california, amidst of that and the devastation and the human dislocation and tragedy, shares of two large utility owners are plunging today. pg&e corporation stock down nearly 16% right now those shares were down as much as 37% at the lows of the day, and edison international also sliding. those shares found around 11% right now, as you see. there more downside risk ahead for shareholders joining is cfra analyst chris muir he downgraded ed iton international and lowered price target on pg&e on friday citing the fires. chris, welcome, good to have you here >> thank you, glad to be here. >> explain the ultimate risk to the two companies we just mentioned and maybe sempra is there an existential ri

foreign secretary jeremy hunt flies to saudi arabia to urge cooperation with the investigation into the death ofjournalist jamal khashoggi'sger dollar. theresa may is struggling to reach an agreement with ministers about how best to leave the eu. meanwhile, the dollar is on the up because of speculation about a possible rise in american interest rates. labour shortages are making it harder for firms to fill vacancies according to the body representing the hr industry. the cipd says the shortage is being worsened by a " reversal" in the number if migrants working in the uk — with the country becoming less attractive for foreign workers. . .as brexit approaches. the drinks company diageo has sold 19 brands to the american company sazerac — for £427 million. diageo says the move will allow it to concentrate on its core brands. it has not been a good day for the pound. it fell around 1% in early trading today and there are a couple of reasons. the first is this thing called brexit that we may have mentioned! the one thing that markets hate is uncertainty and there is uncertainty over whether or not the prime minister can unite