the man wanted over the 2018 murder of saudi dissident journalist jamal khashoggi has been arrested trying to board a flight here in paris. dr. fauci says research so far shows omicron is more contagious but less deadly than the delta variant of covid-19. the u.s. infectious disease experts says more information is to come in coming weeks. this is "live from paris." mark: thank you very much for being with us. the urgent phone conference between joe biden and vladimir putin on the crisis in ukraine took place this tuesday, exchanging frank and professional words, according to the kremlin. putin telling biden that the ukraine's destructive attitude towards settlement. u.s. feels different and feels pressure is planning a military operation against ukraine. there are reports of 175,000 troops massed on ukraine's eastern border. tf fears another cash k-- kiev fears another landgrab. the u.s., backed by the u.k., e.u. including france, and nato, has threatened at least sanctions against russia if the ukraine border is crossed there has been a tense situation in ukraine's russian-speaking provi

a saudi man suspected of involvement in the killing of saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi, is arrestedparis. and, in the uk, leaked footage sparks a row over what appears to be officials joking about a covid christmas party last year — breaching lockdown rules — at number 10 downing street. welcome to the programme. president biden has used a video call with vladimir putin to express concern about russia's build—up of forces near ukraine. mr biden reiterated his support for ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and warned of strong economic consequences in the event of a russian invasion. russia described accusations it planned to invade ukraine as hysteria — and said its troops didn't pose a threat to anyone. the kremlin said nato was responsible for the rising tensions in the region. during a briefing after that meeting, the us national security adviserjake sullivan told reporters what would happen if russia attacked. in the event that there is a further invasion into ukraine, a military escalation in the ukraine, many of our partners on the eastern front, our baltic allies

mr khashoggi, who was a prominent critic of the saudi regime, wrote for the washington post.di arabian embassy in paris says the 33 year old saudi national is not linked to the case and should be released immediately. the former un special rapporteur of extrajudicial killings, agnes callamard, who investigated the khashoggi murder, explains why this arrest could be an important breakthrough. translation: he is a part of the group l responsible for receiving the body or parts of the body of mr khashoggi. he is believed to be one of those who decided where the body was to be hidden. so, this individual could have extremely important information for the justice and for the family. our security correspondent frank gardner has more on the man who�*s been arrested. he�*s been named as khalid aedh al—otaibi who is a 33—year—old member of the saudi royal guard, very much part of the infrastructure around the all powerful crown prince mohammed bin salman. he was sanctioned already by the west as somebody who was named as taking part in the hit team that murdered jamal khashoggi. somet

in 2018 in retaliation for khashoggi's criticisms of the saudi regime.all remember that terrible, terrible murder of a washington post columnist. we also know that the saudi regime has waged a campaign of harassment and attempted kidnapping against other critics, including on u.s. soil. mr. president, my simple question is, why in the world would the united states reward such a regime which has caused such pain in yemen with more weapons? my friends, the answer is, we should not. i urge my colleagues to support sjres 31. >> mr. president. >> the senator from new jersey. >> mr. president, i rise today to oppose the joint resolution of disapproval on the sale of air to air missiles to saudi arabia which are being used to defend against armed drone attacks on the houthis. i think that everybody in this body well knows that i carefully consider every arms sale that comes before the senate foreign relations committee for review. arms sales are a critical tool of foreign policy that can help bolster alliances while keeping americans and our partners safe. howe

he is accused of being part of the team that murdered khashoggi. khashoggi, who wrote critical articles of the saudi crown prince, was killed in 2018 at the saudi consulate in istanbul. the saudi government admitted to the murder under intense international pressure. >>> for more than two hours, president biden met virtually with russian president vladimir putin. mr. biden threatened economic sanctions yesterday if russia invades ukraine, but there are signs the kremlin may not be backing down. nancy cordes reports from the white house. >>> hello -- >> greetings. >> good to see you again. >> reporter: it was a rare two-hour face to face with an urgent agenda -- to talk russia out of invading a u.s. ally. national security adviser jake sullivan was with president biden for the call. >> he told president putin directly that if russia further invades ukraine, the united states and our european allies would respond with strong economic measures. >> reporter: this is what has the white house concerned -- close to 100,000 russian troops now amassed at th

sales, stopped refueling and imposed accountability on the people involved in the murder of jamal khashoggi and sought to alleviate the suffering of the yemeni people. unfortunately, the full senate failed to act. make no mistake, the saudi-led coalition bears the brunt of the responsibility for the devastation in yemen. yet, i along with most members of this body have always supported the use of weapons systems in defense of civilian populations. i wish to remind my colleagues that the biden administration has largely suspended sales of many of the offensive weapons the trump administration was all too happy to sell to the saudis. however, there's no denying that the houthis have become increasingly deploying more sophisticated weapons, particularly armed aerial drones to target civilian populations in saudi arabia. and let's not also forget that we have 70,000 american citizens living in saudi arabia. the weapons up for discussion today are being used in this context to defend against he's aerial attacks, as air-to-air missiles they are largely incapable of attacking civilian targets or i

investigation into the murder of jamal khashoggi, and the u.k.ernment has denied claims by him whistleblower that the handling of the evacuation in kabul in august is chaotic and that staff ignored requests for help. >> that kind of criticism feels dislocated from the operational pressures and conditions that were the reality of all of us dealing with that situation. and we have the latest on last year's downing street christmas party. the government denying covid rules were broken but now a video ems showing staff at the time joking about it for days after the event. ♪ president biden and president putin have held a video call today, discussing a range of topics, colluding iran and ransomware, but the call was dominated by one issue, ukraine. biden warning putin of stronger economic sanctions if russia tended to invade ukraine. president boudin says he has no intention of ordering any such thing. both leaders greeted each other with a wave before getting on with the talks. we are told the call went on for over two hours and after the call come r

turkish authorities have a warrant out for him saying he dismembered khashoggi in istanbul in 2018. cyril vanier is tracking this live from paris for us. what are we waiting to hear today, then, cyril? >> reporter: max, french authorities are still trying to confirm the identity of this 33-year-old saudi man that they arrested yesterday, 9:30 a.m. local time as he was about to board his flight to riyad, saudi arabia, from paris's international airport. now, what are we looking at here? the french have just told cnn that the name of the man they have arrested matches a name for a man who was wanted by turkish authorities and by interpol. it also matches a name of a man who is under a sanctions regime from the u.s., from the uk, from france because that man is believed to be a member of the hit squad that dismembered and killed jamal khashoggi, the saudi journalist and saudi dissident in istanbul in 2018. so, it could be that we are facing a situation where one of jamal khashoggi's killers is now in custody in france and will be made to face justice. that would be a very interesting t

mr khashoggi, who was a prominent critic of the saudi regime, wrote for the washington post.t linked to the case and should be released immediately. our security correspondent frank gardner has more on the man who�*s been arrested. he�*s been named as khalid aedh al—otaibi who is a 33—year—old member of the saudi royal guard, very much part of the infrastructure around the all powerful crown prince mohammed bin salman. he was sanctioned already by the west as somebody who was named in taking part of the hit team that murdered jamal khashoggi. something which is denied by the saudis because as far as the saudis are concerned, this story is done and dusted. they put on trial the people they said were suspects. they held a very secretive behind closed doors trial, they sentenced five people to death but then commuted those to 20 year sentences in prison and their view is nothing to see here, move along. turkey and human rights groups disagree. they say the real culprits of this got away clean with it and agnes callamard, for example, the un special rapporteur has been calling fo

jamal khashoggi who was a prominent critic of the saudi regime worked for the washington post. 38 peoplee died and many more injured in a fire at an overcrowded prison. it is a second time a fire has broken out there. inmates say they shouted for help when this fire began, but police refused to open the cell doors. today, president biden and his wife paid a visit to the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. to pay their respects on the 80th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor in hawaii. the japanese attack killed over 2000 people and was a defining moment that led the u.s. to enter the second world war. boris johnson's government is facing a major holiday headache tonight over christmas party at the height of last year's lockdown. a video shows downing street staff joking about a party that allegedly took laced december 2020 when the public wasn't allowed to party. the government says the bash never happened. >> party? what party? the party that number 10 said didn't happen. the building that force johnson said where tight covid rules were followed. the party the guests told us

a saudi man suspected of involvement in the killing of saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi, is arresteds. and, the prime minster on the front line of climate change, we meet samoa's feeya may naomi mata'fa as part of the bbc 100 women series. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. it's seven in the morning in singapore, 6 in the evening in washington and 2 am in moscow — where the presidents of the us and russia spent two hours talking about what the white house called �*a range of issues�*. but one topic dominated the discussion — and that's ukraine. white house officials say president biden made clear the �*deep concerns�* of the us and its european allies over russia�*s escalation of forces near ukraine. during a briefing after that meeting, the us national security adviserjake sullivan told reporters what would happen if russia attacked. in the event that there is a further invasion into ukraine a military it ukraine, obviously are many of our partners and baltic allies from romania, poland, other countries will be increasingly concerned about the securit

let's bring up a tweet by jamal khashoggi's fiance.e man, would france seek to try itself? == would france seek to try itself? -- huh. would france seek to try itself? -- hugh- no- — would france seek to try itself? » hugh. no. this man, if it's him, is one of many people who are allegedly part of the squad who arrived from saudion part of the squad who arrived from saudi on that night in istanbul and carried out the killing in the consulate. he's one of several people who are on that list, and under the terms of international law and policing, he's been arrested because of an arrest warrant issued by turkey. that will be put into effect, but if it's him, he may say he doesn't want to be extradited and fight this, in which case it becomes a legal battle here in france. in which he will say, "i can't go back." and judges will rule whether thatis back." and judges will rule whether that is applied or not. he would be presumed to be going back to turkey because that is the country that issued the initial warrant. thank ou ve issued the in

suspicion of involvement of the killing ofjamaal khashoggi has been released. trump �*s former chief of staff has filed a lawsuit against the congressional committee with contempt over his refusal to testify in the investigation into the january capital riots. mark meadows specifically names the democratic leader of the house of representatives, nancy pelosi, in the suit alongside nine members. and talks on reviving the 2015 he run nuclear deal are due to in vienna on thursday. the us delegation will participate indirectly with the us special envoy arriving in vienna this weekend. last week saw the talks falter with european diplomat saying that tehran had, as they put it, backtracked on diplomatic progress. ajapanese billionaire has become the latest space tourist. yusaku maezawa was welcomed on board the international space station — along with his assistant and a russian cosmonaut. he's due to spend 12 days orbiting the earth — as the bbc�*s tim allman reports. for most of us, our holidays begin with us checking into our hotel and making sure that we have go

. _ a saudi man suspected of involvement in the murder ofjournalist jamal khashoggi has been arrestede been following this case very closely. what is the significance of this development in france, do you think? it’s significance of this development in france, do you think?— france, do you think? it's very surprising. _ france, do you think? it's very surprising. as _ france, do you think? it's very surprising, as far _ france, do you think? it's very surprising, as far as _ france, do you think? it's very surprising, as far as the - france, do you think? it's very| surprising, as far as the saudis france, do you think? it's very - surprising, as far as the saudis are concerned, the whole case is done and dusted committee put a number of suspects on trial, say they have investigated it, they found several of them guilty, they sentenced five of them guilty, they sentenced five of them guilty, they sentenced five of them to death, basically said, move on, nothing to see here. turkey disagrees. remember, turkey bugged the consulate, they went know exactly what went on in the room where j

jamal khashoggi was a prominent critic of the saudi arabian royal family. a day on tiktok and quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am vonnie quinn. haidi: still ahead, we will hear from the asia-pacific japan president about the outlook amid the global supply chain crunch. and news that the pfizer booster provides some level of protection. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the pfizer covid shot could be less effective against omicron than other variants. a study in south africa does indicate that boosters might help. , -- emma ryan joins us. what do we know? >> the pfizer vaccine provides less immunity, a 40 fold reduction then the shot provides the original strain, but it is not as bad as we thought. i caution this is just preliminary data and we are talking to a lot of scientists to help us interpret it. haidi: based on the limited data we have about the new variants, what does that potentially mean for the efficacy of boosters or the necessity of new versions of the vaccine that address

it is possible, therefore, that he would be extradited to the turks where the murder of jamal khashoggif this is confirmed. >> okay, cyril, thank you for that developing story. >>> back here, one of donald trump's staunchest allies in congress is calling it quits to run trump's new social media company. we have some questions. we've been waiting all year to come together. ♪ happy holidays from lexus. get $1500 lease cash toward a 2022 rx 350. ♪ ♪ all the gifts you really, really, really, can't wait to unwrap. ♪ joy. fully. ♪ >>> ten-term republican congressman devin nunes is leaving congress at the end of the year to run donald trump's new social media company. he'll become the ceo of the trump media and technology group in january. nunes is a staunch supporter of the former president. >> he was set to become the chair of the influential house ways and means committee if republicans take back the house next year. cnn congressional correspondent jessica dean and senior media reporter oliver darcy join us now. oliver, i want to start with you. i've been hearing political types expressing

a report released proved that mohammed bin salman approved khashoggi's killing. >>> still ahead, anotherntry joins the diplomatic boycott in beijing. plus, a scary moment when a black hawk player gets taken out of the ice on a stretcher. we'll explain what happened, next on sports. n what happened, next on sports n-wash freshness boosters. just pour a capful of beads into your washing machine before each load. to give your laundry a light scent that lasts longer than detergent alone, with no heavy perfumes or dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day! new downy light, available in four naturally-inspired scents. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by a healthcare provider once a month. hiv pills aren't on my mind. i love being able to pick up and go. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effe

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he is believed to be involved in the killing of khashoggi in istanbul in 2018.es detonated in the center of iraq's southern city of basra, killing at least four people, wounding four others. iraqi security forces say the blast set ablaze two other vehicles and sent a column into the black smoke. the governor is blaming militants from islamic state group for the attack. just a couple of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. i was just blown away by how much my 23andme reports taught me about my health. and that's why i knew how meaningful this gift would be for my family. this season give the most meaningful gift for just $129 >> bret: those who feared or hoped for radical change for the u.s. supreme court are ei

eastern time >>> at a paris airport a suspected killer of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi, a formerudi arabia was named in u.s. intelligence reports as part of the 15 man team that killed khashoggi. >>> cnn says it will not pay severance to fired news anchor chris cuomo. president jeff zuckermaking that announcement to employees and wished cuomo had taken a leave of absence in may when allegations first surfaced that cuomo helped his brother address sexual misconduct allegations. that's the news this hour. back to you. >> thank you very much >>> still ahead, apple service now and viacom, three picks from our trader in today's wild markets. the story and the trades are coming up next don't go anywhere. earn about co, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> welcome back, everybody. look at these markets. let's dive into the movers of the day, the na

mr khashoggi was killed while visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. the team prepare to take on their arch rivals australia tonight in brisbane. england have a tough task ahead. it's a decade since they last won in australia. on top of that, their preparation this time has been particularly challenging asjoe wilson reports. right then, brisbane, big launch, let's see those flames. well, perhaps it needs a match to really light the fire. this, in fact, has been the story of england's time in australia so far, meaningful practice has been largely impossible because of the weather. that's helpful. over the past ten test matches they've played in australia, england have won precisely zero. australia's new captain has just had time to get his blazer fitted, two weeks in thejob he doesn't seem intimidated yet. i hope that i'll stay relaxed. i think that is when i play my best cricket. most people play their best when they are relaxed and focused. hopefully we can keep that. the bunch of guys we've got are a fantastic bunch. well, ben stokes should disrupt t

interviewed a man by the same name of the saudi royal guard reported to have been involved in khashoggi's the saudi embassy in paris says the man arrested in paris has nothing to do with the case. a helicopter crashes on its way from the air force base to the army defense services college killing india's military chief and 12 others, including his wife. air force says an inquiry has been ordered into that accident. japanese fashion tycoon and his producer who is filming the mission reached the international space station, this is the first visit by self-paying space tourists to the orbiting outpost in more than a decade. they are scheduled to spend 12 days in space. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ i was just blown away by how much my 23andme reports taught me about my health. and that's why i knew how

french authorities have released a man they arrested in the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi say he was not who they thought he was. khashoggi had criticized the saudi crown prince and was killed after entering a saudi consulate in turkey in 2018. back in this country, a father and son have been arrested on suspicion of sparking the giant caldor fire in california earlier this year. david scott smith and his son travis shane smith were booked on reckless arson charges that resulted in great bodily injury to multiple injuries. they each are being held on $1 million bail. the caldor fire leveled the town of grizzly flats. it burned more than 200,000 acres in the lake tahoe area and was ablaze for more than two months. a minneapolis jury heard opening statements in the manslaughter trial of a former police officer who fatally shot black motorist daunte wright last april. prosecutors said kim potter betrayed her mission. the defense said she mistook her gun for her taser and that wright should have surrendered. we'll have more details later in the program. a jury in chicago has b

identity, since he has the same name as a former member of the saudi royal guard implicated in khashoggi's sappearance and killing. in india, authorities are investigating a helicopter crash wednesday that killed india's chief of defense staff general bipin rawat and 12 others. one survivor is in critical condition. the crash occurred in the southern state of tamil nadu. president biden ordered federal vehicles and buildings start transitioning to renewable energy, with a goal of reaching carbon neutrality by 2050. the executive order affects 300,000 buildings and 600,000 cars and trucks. on capitol hill, senators grilled instagram ceo adam mosseri wednesday amid damning reports the social app causes widespread mental harm to children and teenagers. moeri said congress should create a body to regulate social media, placing the responsibility for its dangers on the industry at large. instagram recently halted plans for an app geared towards children. but under questioning, mosseri would not commit to never developing such an app, saying instead if created, it would require parental consent.

"the washington post" is reporting an emirati agency had pegasus spyware installed on jamal khashoggi's fiancÉe's cellphone months before he was killed at the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. hanan elatr was detained at the dubai airport in april 2018 and had her mobile phones and laptop confiscated. the pegasus spyware, made by israeli company nso group, has been used to target journalists, dissidents, and activists around the world. a researcher at the university of toronto citizen lab which helped uncover the covert, hanan elatr and khashoggi were secretly married in june, just four months before his murder according to "the washington post." he was also engaged to hatice cengiz at the time of his assassination. in guatemala, hundreds of maya k'iche protesters blocked a major highway for a second consecutive day tuesday, denouncing the recent massacre of over a dozen people in the western highlands of sololÁ. protesters placed the caskets of 11 of the 13 victims to obstruct traffic. among those killed were four children. the youngest, five years old. the weekend massacre over a l

a hit squad murdered and dismembered khashoggi inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018..s. intelligence report concluded saudi crown prince approved the assassination. a report has denied that report. >>> other countries are joining the diplomatic boycott of the beijing games. they say it is a violation of the charter. >>> plus pushing ahead on the harmful effects of social media on the mental health of young users. there are calls for accountability ahead. >> i believe that the time for self-policing and self-regulation is over. self-policing depends on trust. the trust is gone. and get back to your rhythm. ♪ the relief you need. the cash you want. >>> u.s. president joe biden signed an executive order on wednesday setting a target for the country to reach net zero emissions by 2050. his latest step in the president's infrastructure plan he touted wednesday while in missouri. >> we're in a situation where we've known that our infrastructure had problems from long, long time. i don't think i could take one more phrase, it's going to be infrastructure week. [ applause ] a

authorities have released a man they arrested yesterday in the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi say that it was a case of mistaken identity. khashoggi had criticized the saudi crown prince, and was killed after entering a saudi consulate in turkey, in 2018. back in this country, a minneapolis jury heard opening statements in the manslaughter trial of a former police officer who killed daunte wright last april. prosecutors said kim potter betrayed her mission. the defense said she mistook her gun for her taser, and that wright should have surrendered. we will get details, later in the program. a jury in chicago has begun deliberations on charges that the actor jussie smollett faked a hate crime against himself to gain publicity. in closing arguments today, the defense said two men, who claim smollett hired them to stage the attack, are liars. the prosecution accused smollett of lying. the c.e.o. of instagram called today for creating an industry body dedicated to keeping young people safe online. adam mosseri testified at a u.s. senate hearing amid growing criticism of how instag

it's believed that khashoggi was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul, turkey, in 2018.. house of representatives moved this evening to clear the way for raising the national debt ceiling. the legislation provides for a simple majority vote in the evenly divided senate on raising the government's borrowing limit. senate leaders in both parties agreed on the need to act to prevent a national default. sen. schumer: we want a simple majority without a convoluted, risky, lengthy process, and it looks like the republicans will help us facilitate that. so we feel very good about where we are headed on debt ceiling. it's not done till its done, but the idea of letting democrats carry it ourselves is what we've always said. sen. mcconnell: i believe we've reached here a solution to the debt ceiling issue that's consistent with republican views of raising the debt ceiling for this amount at this particular time, and allows the democrats to proudly own it, which they are happy to do. stephanie: we'll get more of the details on this, later in the program. former trump white house c

disheartening. 2018, you know, we have a journalist, a saudi dissident, "washington post" journalist, jamal khashoggiccountable. >> reporter: so far the kingdom has not commented on the pensacola lawsuit. >> i'd just like to ask you a quick question -- >> reporter: neither saudi arabia nor its lawyer responded to our request for a comment on this story either. despite what these families and survivors have been through, a deep and abiding love of the navy endures. last month, jessica's oldest daughter, desiree, left for boot camp. >> i hope she is strong enough to make the navy a better place. >> reporter: the navy has honored the survivors and the fallen for their courage on that dark day two years ago. caleb watson and george johnson were among those awarded the purple heart. >> it's one of those things that you want it if you don't have it. once you have it, you don't want it or wish you never had it. >> reporter: sheila and benjamin watson feel the same way. they visit caleb's empty house. unable to give up this place that transports them back to a time when he was alive. >> sometimes i just stan

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a saudi man suspected of involvement in the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has been arresteda paris airport. he faces extradition to turkey. mr khashog—ji, was a prominent critic of the saudi regime and wrote for the washington post. the government has apologised to the victims of the grenfell tower fire at the public inquiry. the apology came as it admitted a series of failings in overseeing building safety in the years leading up to the disaster that claimed 72 lives. our correspondent tom symonds reports. the aftermath of worst fire in british history. within a day the government announced a public inquiry into this disaster. now, nearly four and a half years later, there is an apology. the department is deeply sorry for its past failures in relation to the oversight of the system that regulated safety in the construction and refurbishment of high rise buildings. it apologises to the bereaved residents and survivors of the fire for such failures. but those who escaped the fire described this statement as deeply offensive. i believe there were a series of 999 calls, effecti

paris on tuesday on suspicion of involvement in the killing of the saudi arabian journalist, jamal khashoggieleased. prosecutors said it was a case of mistaken identity. brazilian football legend pele has been hospitalized in sao paulo, to undergo treatment for a colon tumour. the hospital said his condition is stable. the three—time world cup winner, who's 81 years old, had a tumour removed in september. pfizer—biontech say three doses of their covid vaccine have been able to neutralise the new omicron variant of coronavirus, following initial tests. but they said two doses may not be sufficient to protect against infection from the new variant. it all underlines the importance of getting fully vaccinated, as our medical editor fergus walsh reports. there are many remarkable stories of survival against the odds on covid wards. this patient was admitted to university hospital coventry six weeks ago, pregnant and unvaccinated. she was put on a ventilator and her baby, now in special care, was delivered at 26 weeks. i nearly died. and i wish i had that vaccine, i wish i knew how bad a pregnant

mr khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018 and his body dismembered. turkish lira. the currency has lost 47% of its value against the dollar this year, to become one of the worst—performing currencies in the world. annual inflation has reached 21%, according to official figures. some experts have blamed president erdogan, saying his economic policies are reckless. from istanbul, our international correspondent 0rla guerin reports. runaway inflation and a plunging currency. it's been falling so fast it's hard to keep track. for turks, the exchange rate makes painful reading. the lira doesn't go far these days. many are counting their pennies. this is kasimpasa, the istanbul neighbourhood where president erdogan grew up, traditionally one of his strongholds. yilmaz sees the prices and walks on by. he has to borrow to survive and he is furious with the president. these days, when the president utters a word about the economy, the lira nosedives. he insists that cutting interest rates will curb inflation. most experts believe the opposite. if he gets succe

leader to meet the kingdom's de—facto ruler since the assassination of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggien valerie pecresse as its candidate for next year's presidential election. it's the first time the republicans have put forward a woman for the role. she beat beat off a challenge by eric ciotti, who campaigned on an anti—immigrant platform. 0pinion polls suggest the republicans are trailing president macron. the killing of two young women in england, sarah everard and sabina nessa, brought to public focus the safety of women on uk streets. their deaths have prompted a group of women to set up a movement to help walkers feel safe going out after dark. safety in numbers now has nearly 100 members, as emily anderson reports. a cold winter's night but already it is very dark and tonight the group is walking up beacon hill together. safety in numbers was set up by dog walker katie hopkinson just less than one month ago. she is passionate about making women feel safe enough to go out when it is dark. it is so important for our mental health to get out in the countryside and enjoy the benef

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a saudi man suspected of involvement in the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has been arresteda paris airport. he faces extradition to turkey. donald trump's longtime former adviser steve bannon is to go on trial injuly. he's facing criminal charges over his defiance of congressional inquiry into the deadly attacks on the us capitol injanuary. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are chief executive of the think tank new economics foundation and former labour adviser, miatta fahnbulleh and whitehall editor at the financial times sebastian payne. i suspect you've had a busy evening and it's not over yet. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... let's start with the guardian — it says boris johnson is facing accusations of lying, after leaked footage, obtained by itv, showed number ten staffjoking about holding a christmas party, amid the lockdown restrictions last year. the same story makes the front page of the daily mail, which calls it "a sickjoke" according to the mirror, the former education secretary, gavin willia

a saudi man suspected of involvement in the killing of saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi, is arrestedwhat appears to be officials joking about a covid christmas party last year — breaching lockdown rules — at number 10 downing street.

breaking news from france where police rescue a man in connection with the 2018 murder of jammal khashoggi. >> and we knew he was picked up around 10:30 this morning by french authorities. and it was in connection with arrest warrants announced by the turkish governments and tent through interpol. that gave the french authorities permission to arrest him. he is a former royal guard and one of 26 people the turkish authorities reported as being connected to the killing. as far as the saudis are concerned, they say they have found, tried, and punished nine people they say was part of a rogue operation to kill jamal. he was considered the de facto ruler, the heir apparent, and it the mvs that authorized the murder, and they say they're not don't investigating, they need to make more arrests. >> and his key man, his right-hand man, has not been arrested or punished, and he was considered the head of this hit squad carrying out the orders. so there is a real credibility gap in what the cia reported and what two american presidents have now been willing to do against a key ally, saudi arabia, wh

a saudi man suspected of involvement in the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has been arrestednce of congressional inquiry into the deadly attacks on the us capitol injanuary.

and he said there was a hit squad trying to kill him at the same time that khashoggi was murdered.e was given a warning that he could be killed. take a listen to what he had to say to cbs's "60 minutes." >> and the warning i received don't be in our proximity in canada. don't go to the council. they dismembered the guy. they kill him. you are on the top of the list. >> so this case has now been thrown out by the federal judge in the massachusetts district court. while that is a victory for saad aljabri, his children sara and omar in their 20s are still being held. they're being held in a maximum-security prison in saudi arabia. a group of senators, both republicans and democrats, have appealed to president biden to put pressure on the kingdom to get those two young saudis released. poppy? >> alex marquardh, thank you very much for the reporting, for being on this and to "60 minutes" for highlighting that. it's really important. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead, ll cool j forced to cancel his performance in times square for new year's eve after testing positive for covid. but the s

one of the killers of journalist khashoggi was arrested as he was boarding a flight to saudi arabia.intelligence report concluded that the saudi arabia priest, mbs as he's known, approved of the killing. >>> we're going to look at the laundry list congress must tackle before the end of the year. we're going to sneak in a quick break. more mtp daily right after this. . safe drivers can save using snapshot? -what's snapshot? -what the commercial was about. -i tune commercials out. -me too. they're always like blah, blah blah. tell me about it. i'm going to a silent retreat next weekend. my niece got kicked out of one of those. -for talking? -grand larceny. how about we get back to the savings? [ everyone agreeing ] are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? how about we get back to the savings? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. when you really need to sleep you reach for the really good stuff

i remember the brutal dismemberment of jamal khashoggi. the assassination in malta.end in venezuela, belarus whose plane was literally hijacked so he could be arrested. jimmy lied languishing and a hong kong prison. sunday, after getting out of more than seven years in joe, started another newsgroup and is now forced to flee myanmar. and in my own country, 23-year-old still in prison after getting -- nearly two years and just 36 hours ago, the news that my former colleague jess malabanan was killed with a bullet to his head. there are so many to thank for keeping us safer and working. the hold the line coalition of more than a global groups and that human rights groups that help us shine a light. there are costs for you as well. at least 63 lawyers, more lawyers have been killed that journalists in the philippines. at least 63 compared to the 22 journalists murdered after president duterte took office in 2016. since then, member of our current on human rights coalition has had 16 people killed and senator my love because she demanded accountability, is serving her fi

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have arrested a saudi man who is suspected of involvement in "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi's 2018 assassination. khalid aedh al-otaibi was detained at a pariairport as he prepared to fly to riya. but saudi officials say the man is not the suspect in question and simply has the same name as a former member of the saudi royal guard implicated in the disappearance and killing at the saudi consulate in istanbul. last year, a saudi court jailed eight people for the murder but rights groups and lawmakers say the plot's masterminds, including crown prince mohammed bin salman, have not faced justice. chile has legalized same-sex marriage after years of organizing and political pressure. the legislation also recognizes adoption and other parental rights of same-sex couples and full spousal benefits. this is senator Álvaro elizalde of chile's socialist party. >> i believe that this is a historic and relevant date. this victory is the result of years of struggle, fight, and efrts which and to not only modify the law, but also change the culture. amy: the historic vote came as chileans p

. >>> after announcing that they had arrested one of the men who had murdered journalist jamal khashoggihe french officials that the man arrested had nothing to do with the question in case, that case being the 2018 murder of the journalist who was critical of saudi arabia's policies by men with closet ties to the saudi government. >>> the cdc has launched a massive contact tracing effort for thousands of people who recently attended anorexia may convention in new york. they're trying to determine how quickly omicron, that variant has spread in the u.s. we'll talk to one of the convention attendees who later became the second confirmed case of the omicron variant in the u.s. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. everything you've seen me do was made possible by what you don't see. cause when you're not looking, i go to work. ♪ strength isn't a given. it's grown. it's earned and tested. ♪ w