saudi arabia's king salman has described the actions of the gunman as a "heinous crime." would help the us with the investigation. king salman of saudi arabia just called to express his sincere condolences and give his sympathies to the family and friends of the warriors who were killed and wounded in the attack that took place just recently, just this morning, in pensacola florida. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way, shape orform represents the feelings of the saudi people, who love the american people so much. the involvement of a saudi national has raised questions about the gunman‘s motive. investigators are looking into whether the shooting was terror related. the government of saudi arabia needs to make things better for these victims. and i think that they will owe a debt here, given that this was one of their individuals. the florida naval base has a long history of training pilots from overseas. we have an international training service. we have students from several diffe

king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltaryby a saudi air force trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. and a ‘mega fire‘ burning out of control poses a major threat to sydney — we'll be live with the latest. homeowners living just one hour outside the city have been told to leave immediately. a jury in los angeles has found in favour of elon musk in a libel case involving a british cave explorer. the two had engaged in a public argument about how to rescue children trapped in a cave in thailand. in a tweet, mr musk called the cave diver "pedo guy" — a phrase he argued was not meant literally. anyone must ended court on friday for the and now final day of this trial. what has surely been the most intense, not to mention extensive examination ever of a single tweet. how many of you? that tweet, sent in july 2018, came in the midst of the miraculous rescue of 12 thai boys and therefore all coach from a flooded cave. —— theirfootba

king salman of saudi arabia expresses his condolences over the killing of three people at a us miltarye by a saudi airforce trainee. in the last big debate before next week's uk election, boris johnson and jeremy corbyn clash over security, the economy and brexit. a megafire burning out of control poses a threat to sydney. we will be live with the latest. a jury in los angeles has found in favour of elon musk in a libel case involving a british cave explorer. the two had engaged in a public argument about how to rescue children trapped in a cave in thailand. in a tweet, mr musk called the cave diver "paedo guy" — a phrase he argued was not meant literally. let's get the latest from our correspondent, david willis in los angeles. talk us through exactly what was said in court. elon musk walked very tall from the court in downtown los angeles today. his only comment to reporters as he got in the lift to descend ten floors to the ground was that my faith in humanity has been restored. the man he vanquished in court, vernon unsworth, appeared a short while later looking quite ashen and he

in a statement, king salman said his country was helping the investigation into the attack in the statef florida. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, and the opposition labour leader, jeremy corbyn, have taken part in the final televised debate of the general election campaign. doctors say they are astounded by the recovery of a british woman who was in cardiac arrest after hiking the spanish pyrenees. she developed severe hypothermia when she was caught ina severe hypothermia when she was caught in a snowstorm last month. fergus walsh has amazing story of survival. the woman who cheated death, flanked by her husband and the medical team that rescued her. audrey schoeman can now reflect on her heart—stopping experience. it feels really incredible that i survived it and just really lucky to be here and to be able to get on with my life. i am just happy. she set out with her husband from this mountain refuge in the catalan pyrenees last month when they were caught in a snowstorm. she collapsed and fell unconscious. i thought she was dead because i was trying to feel for a pulse, try

king salman immediately condemned the shooting according to president trump. >> the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the actions of the shooter and this person in no way, shape or form represents the feeling of the saudi people. >> reporter: the u.s. has trained pilots from other countries for decades to work more closely with the u.s. military in combat and the navy was commending that today. >> it's important the cross training with the allies is something we've done for a long time. >> reporter: a former u.s. intelligence official says foreig military personnel that come to the u.s. for training are carefully screened. >> any time an issue like this crops up or an event like this crops up, you have to look at your systems and ask what could we have done to prevent it and engage in more effective screening of people coming to the united states. >> tonight, investigators are scouring through his electronic devices and talking to instructors and fellow students and looking for clues about what led up to today's shooting if this was an act of terrorism, it would be

in a statement, king salman said his country was helping the investigation into the attack in the statef florida. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, and the opposition labour leader, jeremy corbyn, have taken part in the final televised debate of the general election campaign. now on bbc news, it's time to click. this week, the programmers of the future. i felt like steve jobs. the cities of the future. and the ugly politics of today. this thursday, the general election will give more than 45 million people the chance to decide on the uk's future. is it the brexit election? is it the nhs election? is itan election? is it the nhs election? is it an election that will show new divisions that no longer lie along party lines. amidst all this there is the usual mudslinging towards candidates. but with social media now in the mix, much of it has transferred to platforms like twitter. here at click we decide to ta ke twitter. here at click we decide to take a closer look at the outrage at the final few weeks. i am a vile creature, a traitor. much of it is misogynistic. death threats, th

in a statement, king salman said his country was helping the investigation into the attack in the stateflorida. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, and the opposition labour leader, jeremy corbyn, have taken part in the final televised debate of the general election campaign. doctors say they're astounded by the recovery of a british woman who was in cardiac arrest for six hours after collapsing in freezing weather hiking in the spanish pyrenees. audrey schoeman developed severe hypothermia when she was caught in a snowstorm last month. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has her amazing story of survival. the woman who cheated death, flanked by her husband and the medical team that rescued her. audrey schoeman can now reflect on her heart—stopping experience. it feels really incredible that i survived it and just really lucky to be here and to be able to get on with my life. i am just happy. she set out with her husband from this mountain refuge in the catalan pyrenees last month when they were caught in a snowstorm. she collapsed and fell unconscious. i thought she was dead b

president trump took a lot of heat for what the king salman said friday.g, according to president trump, said this was a betrayal of saudi arabia. this was not something that the sun supports at all. and all of the security services should support the investigation. we heard that from the press position. on sunday, the crown prince, second in charge, if you will, had another phone call with president trump. absolute commitment of suppo supporting the investigation. what does that mean on the ground? realistic, what the fbi investigators want to do is found out what mohammed alshamrani did when he came back to home leave from the course in pensacola. the family told us they had seen nothing untoward about him. but right now, the family is not responding to our questions. that sort of gives the investigation that it is under way or they have been told to tone down the public comments about this. we know the saudi authorities, when they go into an investigative mode, they're not going to say very much. we're asking them the questions, what is the nature of th

president trump also spoke with king salman who expressed his condolences. here is what president trump said about that phone call. >> the king said this person in no way, shape, or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people so much. >> reporter: king salman has ordered his security forces to cooperate with u.s. investigators in this case. back to you. >>. >>> let's get the view from saudi arabia. >> yeah. we'll bring in diplomatic editor nic robertson in riyadh. hello to you. what sort of message can we glean from this call from the saudi king and president trump? has there been any other public acknowledgment there of what happened in pensacola? >> reporter: there has a lot. we can read a lot about it. the fact that the king called so quickly on friday, a day typically in saudi arabia where officials can move a little slowly. the fact the king called president trump so quickly. the fact the king is involved in this really shows you what the king is saying that this is heart felt. he really is upset by this. that this is a

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on american soil, and what president trump did in reading verbatim what looked like the words of king salman to the american people acting as almost a press agent for king of saudi arabia basically trying to alleviate concerns about saudi participation in this. really interesting the tensions that might come out of this, the president who wants a close, sometimes too close relationship with saudi arabia and some of his republican supporters in florida who now have public constituencies at home who might be concerned about these saudi nationals on their soil. interesting tension. >> yes. saudi arabia, the first trip the president as president heading overseas, protective of that relationship even after the killing of the "washington post" columnist, a u.s. resident and we see again the president reading out the words of king salman. admiral john kirby, always good to have you. >> good to be with you, sir. >>> and we do want to mention this to you. just got this in exclusively from the uncle of the suspected shooter mohammed al shamrani who spoke with cnn over the phone from saudi arabia. he s

now president trump said today that he spoke with king salman and that saudi arabia is devastated bys. he also said that king salman is going to be helping some of the families, indicating saudi arabia is ready to help some of the families of these victims who were killed or hurt in this shooting. the other thing to consider, however, this is a little bit of a contentious moment in the u.s./saudi arabia relationship. we have learned that saudi arabia is sending lawyers down to florida to be on the ground. we don't know exactly what they're going to be working on, but there are a number of things for them to be doing here. with regard to the additional saudis who have been detained, saudi lawyers could be looking at that. they could also be helping facilitate this assistance the saudi king has promised to these families. there are a number of things that have to be worked on for both saudi lawyers and these fbi investigators. >> also breaking this afternoon we've learned the name and now heard from the family of one of the people killed in that mass shooting at that navy base in flori

in a statement, king salman said his country was helping the investigation into the attack in the statef florida. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, and the opposition labour leader, jeremy corbyn, have taken part in the final televised debate of the general election campaign. the two men clashed on issues including brexit and nursing shortages. the uk goes to the polls next thursday. doctors say they're astounded by the recovery of a british woman who was in cardiac arrest for six hours, after collapsing in freezing weather hiking in the spanish pyrenees. audrey schoeman developed severe hypothermia, when she was caught in a snowstorm last month. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has her amazing story of survival. the woman who cheated death, flanked by her husband and the medical team that rescued her. audrey schoeman can now reflect on her heart—stopping experience. it feels really incredible that i survived it and just really lucky to be here and to be able to get on with my life. i am just happy. she set out with her husband from this mountain refuge in the catalan pyre

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in a statement, king salman said his country was helping the investigation into the attack in the statef florida. the british prime minister, borisjohnson, and the opposition labour leader, jeremy corbyn, have taken part in the final televised debate of the general election campaign. a teenager has pleaded guilty to attempted murder, after a six—year—old boy was thrown off a viewing platform at the tate modern art gallery in london. jonty bravery who's 18, hurled the young boy off the tenth floor platform, back in august. here's helena wilkinson. the 6—year—old boy was with his mother on this tenth floor viewing platform, when out of nowhere a teenager appeared, picked him up, held him over the railings and threw him. he fell 100 feet on to this concrete roof. there was a little commotion with a very loud primal scream. the child's mother then tried to climb the rail. i restrained her and pulled her back. he didn't seem to have any remorse, hejust almost giggled at one point, saying, "i did it, yeah, i did it". the boy was treated at the scene, before being taken away by paramedics on a

king salman of saudi arabia called president trump after the shooting. >> the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way, shape, or form represents the feelings of the saudi people. >> reporter: in two 9, u.s. army major nidal hasan turned on his fellow soldiers at fort hood, killing 13 people. he had been inspired by radical u.s.-born muslim cleric anwar al-awlaki. >> o'donnell: and jeff joins us now. what have we learned about how the shooter was vetted before he began training with our men and women? >> reporter: the department of defense tells us the u.s. embassy vetted him in saudi arabia to see if there were any ties to terrorist organizations. and now, obviously, investigators are going to look back at that process to see if they missed anything. and, by the way, norah, there are about 5,000 foreign students in similar department of defense programs around the country right now. 900 of those are from saudi arabia. >> o'donnell: all right, jeff, thank you. new information from the f.b.i. tonight. they

pournalist, which many people blame the saudi government for.th president himself said he spoke to king salman and he offered condolences to the families of the victims and said very clearly that he is greatly angered by the barbaric actiers of the sho but you just heard the florida governor. there is this feeling that saudi arabia needs to takebi accounty and responsibility for a member of their forces who was here and training with the u.s., and certainly they will want to see cooperation in terms of the investigatfoinn d.rwg ar the fbi itself has been brought into lead the investigato n as they trytermine a motive. laura: the local congressman has come out and said he thinks it is a terrorist attack. chris: well, yeah, authorities are being careful at t.s stage, thou they want to take this step by step and work out what the motive will be. in fact, they won't give many details at all about this ngindividual other than sa at he was a saudi aviation trainee, he had a right to be on the base, but at the same time, he did not have a right to the handgun. ura: chris buckler, thanks for being wit

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king salman called to express his condolences for what happened, the deaths, the king said they are angered by the -- recently in pensacola florida. ered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way, shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people so much. so that was just given to me by the king of saudi arabia. and i can tell you it's a horrible thing that took place. and we're getting to the bottom of it. all of the investigators are there now. and they're studying it very closely. a terrible thing. and our condolences go to the families and to everybody involved, including the wounded. we have some badly wounded people also. and we have to extend our condolences to them. and we'll be working with them all very closely. i just want to let you know that was from king solomon. talk toy, we're here to some of the very hard-working citizens who are benefiting from our historic record campaign to reduce job killing regulations. the market is up 325 points. the numbers are phenomenal. some people said so spot-on, so good, that th

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family through moments of crisis in the past, is now relaying a message on behalf of saudi arabia's king salmaning said the saudi people are angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter and this person in no way, shape or form represents the saudi people who love the american people so much. >> reporter: the shooting occurred in a classroom on the base, law enforcement officials confirming the suspect used a handgun killing three people before he was killed by police. eight others injured. what was a saudi air force officer doing on a u.s. military installation? >> there's always been international students training here because it's a good place to train and good quality training. >> reporter: they often have members of their military come to the u.s. for training, a practice that may come under scrutiny even as versions talk to those who knew the shooter. >> defense secretary mark esper said the pentagon would take a look at the very strict standards it already has for conducting security reviews of these students before they come to the united states. keep in mind they come here to get tra

mark: president trump tweeted that king salman of saudi arabia called to express his condolences to theies of those killed. boris johnson is apparently heading for a clear victory in next week's u.k. general election. that is according to senior officials of both his ruling conservatives and the main opposition labour party. bloomberg has learned that his campaign promise to "get brexit done" his winning ground in the labor heartland in northern england. johnson triggered the december 12 snap election after months of deadlock over brexit policy in parliament, where his tory party did not have the majority. it was a dire warning from the u.n. climate chief. she told reporters at the summit in madrid that science must be the common language when dealing with the issue. >> what the science is telling us is very, very clear. we are facing a climate emergency. and we are approaching a series of tipping points. we must act urgently. mark: madrid is hosting the two week united nations sponsored talks aimed at streamlining the rules on global markets and agreeing help poor countries should be c

in that context, king salman moved extremely quickly calling the u.s. president and putting out a swift statement through the saudi press agency condemning this criminal act and promising critically unfettered access and help from the saudi arabia -- saudi arabian security services. and the reason for that, of course, in the background is the tensions with the united states over the murder of jamal khashoggi, the saudi arabia citizen who was allegedly murdered by saudi officials inside their consulate in istanbul. so a great amount of diplomatic and military focus on this incident which has not yet been proven even to be an act of terrorism. sam kylie, cnn, abu da bu. >>> the white house says it will not participate in the impeachment process now under way in the u.s. house judiciary committee where articles of impeachment against president trump will soon be written. the move surprised no one since the administration telegraphed its intentions days ago. jerry nadler tack the rejection from the white house in response. quote, if the president a has no g

president trump, who has stood by the saudi government in the past, relayed a message from king salman of saudi arabia. >> the king said that the saudi people are greaty angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter and that this person in no way, shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people, who love the american people so much. >> reporter: officials say al shamrani was part of an aviation training program on base and weapons are not allowed. >> you can't bring a weapon on base. >> reporter: eight others were injured in the attack that began just before 8:00 a.m. eastern time on a classroom building on base. among the wounded, two deputies who exchanged gunfire with the shooter. >> the two deputies that initially engaged the suspect, one was shot in the arm and one was shot in the knee. >> reporter: the fbi is now leading the investigation and authorities caution it is still in the very early stages. >> this doesn't happen here, it doesn't happen in pensacola, it doesn't happen to our friends and neighbors who are members of the united states navy, but it did and it has

. >> woodruf in washington, president trump said that saudi king salman had called to offer condolences assistance. >> the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter, and that this person in no way, shape or form representh feelings of the saudi people, who love the american people smuch. >> woodruff: this was the second deadly shooting at a u.s.ta mi base this week. harbor naval shipy hawaiirl on wednesday. a u.s. navy sailor fatally shot two people before killing himself. military officials said today undergoing counseling.py with the white house is refusing to ke part in the house of representatives' impeachment proceedings against president trump. white house counsel pat cipollone wrote a letter to the house judiciary committee's chairman jerry nadler an demanded an end to the inquiry, calling it "completely baseless."me while, house republicans said today that they want toes hearmony from hunter biden, the fort'r vice presidson; from house igence committee chairma adam schiff; and from the anonymous whistleblower. the death toll from

president trump again today talking about his conversation with the saudis, saudi king salman saying again with the king he is promising to get to the bottom of what happened here. >> i spoke with the king of saudi arabia. they are devastated in saudi arabia. we're finding out what took place, whether it's one person or a number of people. and the king will be involved in taking care of families and loved ones. he feels very strongly. he is very, very devastated by what happened, what took place. likewise the crown prince. they are devastated by what took place in pensacola. i think they are going to help out the families very greatly. but right now, they send their condolences. and as you know i've sent mine. a very shocking thing. and we'll find out and get to the bottom of it very quickly. >> so the motivation behind this attack, that is the key, his family here telling us that they haven't seen any kind of sort of off beat behavior by him or attitudes. they are struggling to find the motivation to this as well. >> wow. nis robertson, thank you for that reporting. let's get down to

president trump said he received a phone call from saudi king salman. trump told reporters "they are , devastated in saudi arabia." but trump never used the word "terrorism" and he avoided answering any questions about why the united states is training members of the saudi military, even as saudi arabia faces accusations of repeated human rights abuses in yemen. here in madrid, spain of , hdreds thousands of peoeople took to the e streets frfriday t to demand swift action to halt the climate crisis as the 25th u.n. climate conference heads into its second week. then on saturday, hundreds of activists with extinction rebellion blocked the emblematic shopping strip by dancing disco in the middle of the street. this is protester saul flores. extinction! extinction! >> rebellion! >> we want them to tell the truth. gasest them to reduce the by 2025. -- now them to create what we want is -- the last cup without results. amy: and just as we went to broadcast today, activists staged a die-in just outside the cop protesting in mesa. when democracy now! try to in

president trump also spoke with king salman of saudi arabia about this. the king offered his sincere condolences to president trump and the united states. he said he would order his security services to cooperate with u.s. investigators in this case. here is what president trump said about their phone call. >> the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter and that this person in no way, shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people who love the american people so much. >> reporter: this community is definitely shaken by what's happened, as you can imagine. it's very tight knit, a lot of families on base. the families are now allowed back home on base and essential military personnel allowed back on base as well but otherwise closed to the public. a tree lighting ceremony that was supposed to happen in an officers club on base today has been cancelled. there's been an announcement about counseling services veil to the community. definitely this is something that people will be dealing with for a l

the president wrote king salman of saudi arabia just called to express his sincere condolences and givepathies to the families and friends of the warriors who were killed and wounded in the attack that took place in pensacola, florida. the king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the barbaric actions of the shooter and that this person in no way, shape, or form represents the feels of the saudi people who love the american people. on saturday while leaving the white house for a republican fundraiser trump spoke to reporters and but refrained from calling the attack terrorism. >> i spoke with the king of saudi arabia. they are devastated in saudi arabia. we're finding out what took place, whether it's one person or a number of people, and the king will be involved in taking care of families and loved ones. he feels very strongly, he's very, very devastated by what happened, what took place. likewise, the crown prince, they are devastated by what took place in pensacola and i think they're going to help out the families very greatly. but right now they send their condolences

the president was right to express what he heard from king salman, but the president could also have said i have the firm assurances from the king of saudi arabia himself they're going to cooperate with the fbi in riyadh and we're going to get to the bottom of the circumstances of the deaths of these americans. that he did not say. >> what is the risk of the gentility? this is a man, this president, who usually works on gut. 9/11 may have led this country into iraq but there were no saudis involved than anyone else. this country talked about islam hating this country. the saudis export about as much money for terrorism in that region and in every one of these situations, this president has held off. what do you think the risk is there? >> the risk is you basically reinforce bad behavior. you create the logic in the mind of an already impulsive and reckless crown prince that mr. trump and the administration will have their back and empirically that's exactly what the saudis have concluded. that's the risk. >> something important for reminding, people will be themuslim, must hate us. re

king salman and muhammad bin salson vigorously deny any knowledge of the planning or execution of the of mr. khashoggi. our intelligence agencies continue to assess all information but it could very well be that the crown prince had knowledge of this tragic event. maybe he did, and maybe he didn't, exclamation point. so since then, how do you characterize how the white house has tackled all of this? >> well, i think the white house is far out of step with our intelligence community, with members of congress, the national security and foreign policy establishment of this country, the career people working on these issues are horrified that this might happen. and i think there's a reconsideration of how our relationship with saudi arabia moving forward will be managed. it cannot be status quo. they've been emboldened over a period of many years and it's a country that is defined by a lack of a rule of law. the law is what the royal family says and nothing more. and that's at great odds with how we conduct things here in the united states of america and what we expect from allies. so in

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motivated the shooter to commit this horrific act today. >> reporter: the king of saudi arabia, king salmane king said that the saudi people are greatly angered by the william barric action -- the bar baric actions of the shooter and doesn't reflect the feeling of the saudi people who love the american people. >> reporter: all of the shootings happened in one specific classroom. again, we don't know the identities of the other people killed. we keep hearing that family members are starting to show up here in town. those who have been wounded are still in the hospital. their parents are starting to arrive. and we expect a news conference from the fbi later today. we'll have the very latest at cbsnews.com and of course tonight on our broadcast, as well. >> all right. thank you so much, david. >>> security will be increased in and around pearl harbor for this afternoon's ceremony markimark ing 78 years since the japanese attack on that navy base. president franklin roosevelt called it a day that will live in infamy. the attack propelled the u.s. into world war ii. the heightened security comes

history, i think of jamal khashoggi and the royal family's possible move behind that, particularly king salmanen i think of 9/11 where, what, 15 of the 19 hijackers were from saudi arabia. you don't want to cast aspersions here, but you begin to worry, don't you? >> you do have to. and i think that's what a lot of people look at. they're saying, look, while our relationship with saudi arabia has proven very valuable over the years, cheerily, that country -- clearly, that country is going through transition, and we may need to take a very hard look. if we're going to be invested there because we want to safeguard the sea lanes of communication especially in the navy to insure the free flow of oil, what are other countries doing, and are they making the same investment that we do there. we are now energy independent, we are now a net energy exporter except for those few states or that are actually blocking oil coming out of the oil fields here in the u.s. because they want to have a keep it in the ground thing. i don't want to go off on a tangent, but at the end of the day our energy independenc

more ministers to lead and we are expecting perhaps the saudi oil minister, the son of the king abdul aziz bin salman -- i can hear the report give me a moment we'll see who it is. and try to get some more color and perhaps a comment. there is a lot of activity among the reporters who have been here more than 12 hours today waiting for something. they cancelled the press conference cancelled the media scrum. i'm going to see if we can't do something here hold on. it's okay. yes. hold on, guys. i just lost ifb. >> open the door >> here comes the saudi minister now. let's go this way. >> okay. hold on guys i lost ifb. stand by he is going to come by you can see the scrum around him. this is abdul aziz bin salman. >> for cnbc, any comments, sir hold on any comments, sir for cnbc, your excellency. >> are we come back? was there a deal done, sir was there a deal done. >> he said well he did look at us and said guys we will see you tomorrow i don't know what that means about the deal i know there is the opec plus meeting with russia tomorrow quite chaotic here guys. no word if a deal is done. but the meeti

. >> juliette, president trump spoke to mohammed bin salman this morning. >> the king said that the saudiople are angered by the actions of the shooter. and that this person in no way shape or form represents the feelings of the saudi people. who love the american people so much. >> if this was from any other islamic country would he have the same tone? >> no. nor mexico for that matter. think of immigrants who kills someone here. so it was a very sort of complimentary phone call or description of a phone call. why does that matter? the guy who killed at the base today doesn't represent the saudis. anymore than a mexican represents who might have done something similar represents mexico. a couple issues. why is the president so motivated to compliment the saudi arabia before there's an investigation. we don't know yet. he was a government official. he is paid for by the government. secondly we have a number of cases here in saudi arabia. people are forgetting this. in which the saudis have essentially taken man accused of rape. we have a criminal investigation that we have to protect at t

after jamaal khashoggi was murdered in istanbul, there were a number of calls with the king of saudi arabia and bin salman, and these calls were tightly held. a transcript was made. trump was publicly supporting the saudi's. he said to the crown prince, mohammad bin salman, i have been in tough negotiations but never brought a bone saw to one of them. actually a funny comment. because it was a bone saw used on jamal khashoggi. host: and they never found his body? guest: never found his body. and he said on this issue, we need the body, give it back to the family. mohammad bin salman said we give it to some syrian. trump says skeptically, just some syrian guy walking around istanbul? salman says, i will get back to you. at the end of the call, president trump says, look, we have your back, essentially. this has basically been his point of view. he is willing to give them a pass pretty much for anything. they invaded yemen. they kidnapped the lebanese prime minister for two weeks. imprisoned dissidents, businessmen. including women activists who ask for the right to drive. they blockaded oil rich qatar, the

despite intelligence agencies including the cia saying mohammad bin salman was probably involved, the white house shielded the future king from absolute responsibility. pres. trump: maybe he did, maybe didn't. correspondent: following intense criticism and skepticism that little happens in the kingdom without his knowledge, the crown prince had his say. >> absolutely not. , but is a heinous crime take full responsibility as leader in saudi arabia. the identities of those convicted were concealed during the closed-door trial in riyadh and it remains unclear what roles they played in khashoggi's death, raising suspicion they are the fall guys for much more powerful people. forhe special rapporteur extruded traditional -- extrajudicial execution says the mockery of was a justice. that they and the state have not been investigated has not beentem touched. >> a saudi human rights activist says under an absolute monarchy, justice can never be achieved in saudi arabia. >> i do not think we are even close to justice. the public prosecutor in saudi arabia, if he had gone a little bit higher, let us say if he said mohammed been so

everybody says this is the new saudi minister one of the son's of the king, half brother to bin salman yielding his influence and putting the crack down whether was of aramco or if this is the new normal going forward aramco, there is another drive of thought drive the cost of oil down if you are aramco. 2 d 2.80 a barrel and you look better by comparison >> okay, brian thanks we'll check back we'll talk about what you do at night over there i don't know if you got to our restaurant beautiful view i mention them a lot i would expect some shuushi for free next time i'm there coming up, the jobs report is coming whether your portfolio is ready or not we'll get predictions. former vice president biden is speaking and taking on megamergers. we'll see what he said later this hour. we'll be right back. >> today's big number. 1,670,000. that's how many new jobs the s. economy has added in the first 10 months of 2019. >>> forecasters say the economy likely added 187,000 nonfarm jobs including the return of 46,000 workers to gm that's why the number looks so good compared to what we've been rea