credible it's hard to believe that the royal family the crown prince mohammed bin son and his father king son mandate that they didn't know about this death of a. jamal khashoggi. especially they have been denying it for two weeks and now they say oh he died in the in the consulate because the to officials will be sacked today a syrian pattani they are from the inner circle circle of crown prince and that's why it's hard to believe that they didn't know about the death of jamal khashoggi and it's not really easy to buy this narrative speaking of buying the snatch of leader that we saw in the reports that u.s. president donald trump is somewhat by intuition but i wondered how people in the arab world are responding to the saudi narrative now i've been looking at the government didn't know that america should do was that there are so many questions about how come that somebody goes into a fistfight in the consulate and dies immediately and how come they didn't know anything or we don't know anything about the body what did happen to the body would have we don't really know so this whole narrati

significant, because the ambassador to washington is also one of the king's sons. and we're hearing in the last couple of hours that the king himself picked up the phone, spoke to the turkish president, and thanked him for his help. taken together, this is a dramatic attempt to lower the rhetoric and ease the tension. but still, no answers from the saudis about what happened on october 2nd. tom? >> ian, thank you. >>> from washington tonight, president trump is weighing a new round of family separations at the u.s./mexico border. it comes as the administration released new video of a texas detention center home to 2,400 unaccompanied minors. here's tara palmeri. >> reporter: just weeks out of the midterms, president trump putting a spotlight on immigration. this amid a report his administration is considering a new take on family separation at the border. >> we have the dumbest immigration laws in the world. the world laughs at us. but we're getting them changed. >> reporter: while the president says family separation could deter illegal immigration -- >> if they fe

would king salman remove his son from the number two position? would he actually supplant him and put someone else there. >> i don't believe so because actually the number one real power in the country is mohammed bin salman. his father is basically a front for him at this moment. yes he was responsible. we can talk another time this was all preplanned, premeditated, it was not interrogation went wrong t was decided. i think turks know this they have the audio recording. what is happening now with secretary pompeo, the president is smart about it he wants to be part of this deal happening between the turks and saudis to frame this -- charles: one second, ali, you made really harsh statements there. we don't have facts yet. i know you have your sources. >> i do. charles: i know you have your sources, you've been on top of this, you've been correct, for now we'll say allegedly but continue. >> absolutely. i think the president here has been smart and i want to give him credit and one of the people who follow saudi american relations for decades the

according to the president, the king denied that either he or his son had anything to do with it. listen here. >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know. i don't want to get into his mind but it sounded to me like maybe these could have been rogue killers. who knows? >> reporter: that was a theory being floated by the king of saudi arabia, the idea it was some sort of rogue operation. i think that's what we may be hearing about a little bit later on. the president on an interview on 60 minutes that was taped back on thursday before we knew much about this at all said that if the saudis were involved, there would be some serious consequences. listen here. >> there is something really terrible and disgusting about that if that were the case. we are going to have to see. we are going to get to the bottom of it. there will be severe punishment. >> reporter: the saudis had threatened retaliation if the united states would enact any kind of sanctions against them. there was talk on capitol hill about canceling some or all of the remainder of the arms deal that

course is going to be headed that is that whole operation to reform it is going to be headed by the king's son mohammed bin solomon himself so it would seem that this is a clear whole range of announcements also an admission. and actually a phrase here may god rest his soul that is applying to g. himself because they're making out it was effectively an act. wouldn't but when you look at the turkish position when you hear all the links about the audiotape which the turks the turkish government and the presidency seem to insist on in their hands they will not release them to any other country and that includes saudi arabia we think they certainly not they are adamant that this from the very get go was an operation to kill this journalist who writes in the washington post as his fiance was waiting for the papers to come through for the both of them to get married and now we have seventeen days on this situation richelle. interests emmons all right andrea. thank you very much let's go now to sami hondius editor in chief international and as he joins us from london sami were you able to listen to a

the crown prince has directly denied it, the king's son, to jared kushner, the president's aide.e not even ruled out the treasury secretary going to davos in the desert. a lot of technology companies have pulled out, secretary of state pompeo saying we'll see if secretary mnuchin goes to that. does this, from congress, push the white house? >> my instincts say that there's no question the saudi government did this. it will hugely undermine that relationship, at least with congress. >> i've never been more disturbed than i am right now. if this did, in fact, happen, and this man was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul, that would cross every line of normality in the international community. if it did happen, there would be hell to pay. >> the distance that abby was talking about, what we just saw, reflects how much of an island trump is on with respect to member members of his own party, certainly members of his own party on capitol hill and even people within his own administration, like pompeo, john bolton. these are not people who share his sort of transactional view, t

khashoggi was killed in its consulate in istanbul his families received a call from the saudi king and his son they offered their condolences for the washington post writers deaths the call came as the international community demands more clarity from the saudis exactly as to how he died to his president says he'll reveal details about his country's investigation on tuesday jamal now reports from istanbul. on sunday turkish president right up tape around seemingly set a deadline for officially releasing the details of how he was murdered and by whom . we're going to make it clear what happened to jamal khashoggi and god willing on tuesday i will have a group meeting and hopefully by then i will be able to find out what happened earlier yet another narrative was presented by saudi officials who had on saturday finally admitted to killing the journalist albeit by accident this time an unnamed senior official told the reuters news agency that special she died of suffocation after agents sent to negotiate his return to the kingdom put him in a chokehold and covered his mouth after he tried to resi

the crown prince, muhammad bin salman, the king's son, referred to as mbs. he's who you have seen with silicon valley executives who has invested so much in silicon valley. one of president trump's biggest supporters, lindsey graham, is calling for the immediate sanctions of saudi arabia. something the president doesn't want. so you're seeing the senate and the president on two sides here. this is, of course, all assuming this man is dead, and the saudis had something to do with it. we still have to say, we don't know. >> right. the confirmation -- >> looking more and more that way. >> i know. frightening. very frightening. we'll continue to follow. thank you. >>> the man charged in the meantime with stabbing and killing 18-year-old nia wilson on an oakland b.a.r.t. platform is being indicted by a criminal grand jury. john lee cowell is accused of lying in wait. that could make him eligible for the death penalty. cowell allegedly attacked wilson and her sister at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. the case could be sped up by 18 months. >> it was really about e

here is the real power, the crowned prince, mohammad bin salman, the king's son. you'll hear him referred to as mbs sometimes. crowned prince mohammad bin salman is the fellow you've seen in silicon valley investing in companies like uber, so king, prince. we're waiting on word from the saudis. reports say they may admit khashoggi was killed inside the consulate accidentally by overzealous intelligence agents and saudi leaders didn't know, they'll say, anything about it ahead of time. president trump tweeted he had no financial interest in saudi arabia. he certainly got financial interest with saudi arabians buying and selling property. we'll keep track of all this and do so on twitter. follow me, i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> who says presidents don't have a sense of humor? george w. bush providing he can photo bomb the best of them there, especially when it comes to the wedding of his daughter, barbara. happened a couple of sundays ago. twin sister jenna bush hager posted this photo taken after last sunday's ceremony in maine. jenna had no idea dad was lurking in the bac

saudi king solomon and the crown prince mohammed bin cylon have met members of jamal khashoggi as family in riyadh excluding his son salah bin jamal khashoggi king saul on his promise to hold to account anyone found responsible for the journalist death whoever they may be shortly after that meeting the crown prince briefly attended a conference designed to attract foreign investment in saudi arabia had been salmond said he was satisfied with the summit despite dozens of business executives and government leaders canceling plans to attend. meanwhile the best occasion into killing continues in istanbul police teams have found a suitcase and other items in a car belonging to the saudi consulate russia has accused donald trump of taking a dangerous position by threatening to ramp up production of nuclear missiles u.s. national security adviser john bolton met president vladimir putin in moscow to discuss a cold war treaty which limits missiles of us president says he'll withdraw from the treaty and boost his nuclear arsenal in response to alleged russian violations france has defended its controversial ban on wearing c

business as usual for the short period of time that cameras saw mike pompeo with the king and the king's sonre was never any mention of khashoggi or the reason for this emergency visit during those brief public remarks. and, you know, we wrote about it that they essentially the administration opening themselves up to charges that they are, you know, kind of sweeping it under the rug or giving the saudis the opportunity to sweep it under the rug. on the radio taaudio tape, ther subject for reporters traveling with mike pompeo today and they asked him on the plane whether he had heard the audio tape, had asked for it, whether he had it and he wouldn't answer any of those questions but that was something that president trump said in the oval office just a short time ago would be pompeo's main priority and something that he the president wanted an answer to. as of now, the sources says the u.s. does not have a copy, has not directly heard these audio tape that is the turks say they have. although the turks have described them in detail to u.s. officials as well as to reporters. >> anne, phillip,

just days after saudi arabia admits to the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi king solomon and his son the crown prince call his family to express second down and says. when they. truth the turkish president promises to reveal on the evidence he has about jamal khashoggi death inside the saudi consulate in istanbul . hello again i'm martin denis you're with our jazeera live from doha also coming up millions of afghans defies fears of violence and vote for a second day in parliamentary elections. the long march north thousands of central americans looking for a better life ahead for the u.s. despite president trump's threats to call in the military. there just two days after saudi arabia admitted journalist jamal khashoggi was killed in its consulate in istanbul his family has received a call from the saudi king and his son they offered their condolences for the washington post writers death the call came as the international community demands more clarity from the sound is exactly as to how he died his president. says he'll reveal details about his country's investigation on tuesday ja

in two thousand and fifteen seemingly out of nowhere the twenty nine year old favorite son of saudi arabia's king solomon been up to lizzie's was appointed defense minister he became chief architect of saudi arabia's military intervention in yemen a campaign of aerial bombardment that has helped create what the un calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world human rights organizations accuse the saudi led coalition of bombing civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in saudi arabia

want this place to send a message that you will never be able to do that as long as you have a king called son of man in a duel is this. there's a crown prince named mohammed bin salman saudi arabia. what is the top here and a turkish president named earlier one that the. body still hasn't been found more than three weeks after he was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish investigators got permission to search a well in the saudi consul general's residence and the washington post is reporting the head of the cia has listen to audiocassette the moment of question which is not a she is expected back in washington on thursday after visiting turkey as part of a white house investigation into the killing a turkish officials say shortly before the saudi crown prince left for the investment conference he spoke to turkey's president on the phone their conversation since their first conversation since the killing wretch of type one is demanding saudi arabia extradite those responsible to face trial in turkey. you know it's interesting to note that messina we are determined not to a

number one, the fact that it was king salman who got involved rather than bin salman, his son, maybe shows that the king isn't so happy with the mess that his son has gotten saudi arabia into. in washington, we see u.s. senators now turning up the heat. senator marco rubio, in fact, said if the investigation shows that, in fact, drab was responsible, then there will be some form of sanctions. the white house is saying similar things, trying to figure out whether or not treasury secretary mnuchin will go to this big davos in the desert. so i think what turkey has done is positioned itself in a dangerous, but a potentially advantageous position. it can go public with more details if it looks like that's going to win more support from washington. or if need be, it can help quiet things down if washington doesn't respond in turkey relations the way ankara would like. >> as you rightly point out, president erdogan isn't one to stay quiet on things on a regular basis. how will this administration deal with the next stage of all of this? >> yeah. well, first of all, they are being really car

here that speaks a thousand words really it's not tell such a story of the pain on the jamal's son in meeting king salmon and particularly the crown prince and i think many people online and looking this on social media are saying you know what this is the face of a son thinks he's shaking the hands of the man who killed his father who is responsible at least perhaps for. having ordered or overseen the killing of his father actually therefore it's another example in in this situation were some of the saudi attempts to win the public relations war is failing including the way in which they've had to backtrack on some of the so much of their original narrative and now it seems that so far the kind of the pressure on himself seems to be eased off in a way because at zero one didn't reveal anything particularly staggering in his address to parliament but in the meantime is it do you think that the saudi government will want to revisit some of the areas of foreign policy that we just mentioned a moment ago that have been so sociate it with the crown prince i think that they will use it as an opportunit

saudi king and the crown prince mohammed bin salomon have met members of jamal khashoggi his family in riyadh including his son been jamal khashoggi king sound man has promised to hold to account anyone found responsible for the journalist death whoever they may be or shortly after that meeting the crown prince briefly attended a conference designed to attract foreign investment in saudi arabia had been salmond said he was satisfied with the summit despite dozens of business executives and government leaders canceling plans to attend it while the investigation into killing continues in is to istanbul police teams have found a suitcase and other items in a car belonging to the saudi consulate russian president vladimir putin says he'd like to hold new talks with his u.s. counterpart donald trump in paris next month as fears grow of a nuclear arms race between the two countries. one of trump's top aides national security advisor john bolton met top russian diplomats in moscow just a day after the u.s. president threatened to build up nuclear arms and pull out of a cold war era treaty. promises defended its contr

after he died, power transferred through six sons, from brother to brother, to the current king salmant instead of choosing another brother as heir apparent, in 2015 for the first time salman chose the next generation.ne first hiew mohammad bin nayaf, and then switched to his favored son 33-year-old mohammad bin salman, knn as m.b.s. salman's younger brother ahmed bin abdulaziz didn't swear allegience to m.b.s. aed to london. but this week he dramatically returned to riyadh. as crown prince, m.b.s. has launched a massive modernization campaign, allowi women to drive alone, reducing power of ultra-conservative clerics, an trying to wean the kingdom away from oil. those changes are popular, and they've helped cement m.b.s.' control. but he's also neutralized his rivals, imprisoning other princes in the riyadh ritz carlton, and he's accused of involvement in the murder of journalist jamal khasoggi. he has also led the war in yemen, that's caused the world's worst humanitarian crisis. but m.b.s. has his father the king's support, and controls the defense ministry and economic, foreign, and

and so far we have seen that the king has been standing by the side of his son, and also there is a debate, especially, about the state of the mind of the king and the health of the king and whether he's up to taking these certain actions to even force the crown prince, his son, to step aside. i think there is another scenario that many people are talking about, or starting to be floated, is how to rein in the crown prince, how to start, absent removing him or absent forcing him to step down, there are maybe ways by which, you know, some of the powers that he has accumulated -- and there is a lot of power he has accumulated -- could be start to be shifted a which from him and some of this portfolio start being handed over to older, other more senior and seasoned members of the royal family. that's another more likely scenario, in my opinion, than the king asking his son to step aside. >> all right. rhonda salim, thank you so much for your analysis. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> and another story we are watching very closely, u.s. national security advisor john bolton has landed in mos

he met king solomon and then he sat down with that man the crown prince are the son of the king mohamed bin solomon donald trump meanwhile has spoken to road kill media reports say the saudis are even considering a statement which would say khashoggi was killed when an interrogation went wrong all of this says the u.n. human rights chief calls for the lifting of diplomatic immunity for saudi consulate staff so they can be a full investigation in view of the seriousness of the situation surrounding the disappearance of mystical shortly the high commission of billie's e inviolability or immunity of the relevant premises and officials bestowed by treaties such as the one thousand nine hundred sixty three vienna convention on consular relations should be waived immediately. under international law both of force disappearance and an extrajudicial killing are very serious crimes and immunity should not be used to impede investigations into what happened and who is responsible has that in this hour on al jazeera kimberly hellcats of the white house will be with her shortly starting there with.

king salman. until now he handed over the reigns of power to his son. and the issue there, i think is interesting, because it is the king that really has managed to reign in the -- some of the more inflammatory rhetoric that was coming out last week. but then pompeo went on for a 40-minute meeting with the crowned prince. that was more meaty. less respectful in private, we understand, or not with the words candid and direct being used in terms of the language used by mr. pompeo. he couldn't exactly read the riot act. he is demanding there be a degree of transparency in terms of coming to some kind of conclusion about what happened to jamal khashoggi. and he is also due this evening to be hosting, that is the crowned prince, hosting the secretary of state at a dinner. there will be more opportunity there to try to massage this relationship. there is getting extremely tense, not least because of the growing protests coming out of the capital in washington, wolf. >> is there any indication the saudis are about to issue their statement saying this was an int

whether you believe him or not, he's just damaged good so the king has to tell his son to step aside and replace limb with someone else. it's not as if the crown prince goes away, not as if he's going to go to jail or be punished. would that be good enough? >> well, there's lots of internal workings and turmoil with the saudi family right now, and i think that regardless of what happens, we have to remember that we cannot basically afford destabilization in the region right now. what we have with saudi arabia is the only counterbalance to iran. so technically, we need them to be that stabilizing force, that friendly force -- neil: what if they're not that stabilizing? i understand the argument for that, but if they were to behave this way and all this stuff is true, they're not exactly, you know, scaling back. they're kind of flaunting it and actually being destabilizing influence, aren't they? >> i think saudi arabia has been beheading its own people, there's very few female rights inside saudi arabia. this is nothing new. the u.s./saudi alliance has survived the 9/11 attacks where

coming in from the reuters news agency quoting the saudi press agency saying that the saudi king called journalist. son salah to express condolences so this essentially echoes some of the sentiments we were hearing earlier on today when the foreign minister idol of bear gave an interview to fox news he too conveying his condolences to the family of jamal khashoggi and here the saudi king doing the same thing will bring you more details on that as it comes in to us turning now to the investigation what's been revealed that so far jamal khashoggi and to the consulate in istanbul on october second he was killed within seven minutes is body dismembered in fifteen minutes investigators were finally allowed into the consulate almost two weeks after she went missing they were able to isolate exactly where the murder happened and were traces of blood found suggesting a violent death or the mutilation of his body turkish sources say his hit is hit squad contacted the private secretary of the crown prince mohammed bin salman in saudi arabia four times during the window of time when the crime was committed we als

but it comes as trump and his son-in-law, jared kushner, have forged a close bond with the saudi king and his son, crown prince muhammad bin salman, or mbs. and as the white house works to secure $110 billion in arms sales to the kingdom. >> they're spending $110 billion on military equipment, and on things that create jobs. like jobs and others for this country. >> reporter: also today, saudi arabia agreeing to allow turkish investigators inside the consulate. but before that could happen, cnn observed a team of cleaners entering the consulate with mops, buckets and other cleaning materials. up on capitol hill, republicans and democrats are in lockstep, mulling sanctions and possible punishment for the saudis. >> the only two things that could have happened is, he's alive and somehow still in there, or he's dead and the saudis are the ones who did it. there is no other explanation for it. >> reporter: senator marco rubio, among others, disagreeing with treasury secretary, steve mnuchin's decision to still attend an economic conference hosted by the crown prince in riyadh. >> i don't

mike pompeo is seeking answers from king salman's son.ing for an independent and impartial national commission to inquire into his death. but saudi arabia is warning the world of its global economic power, especially in oil. president trump is warning he's unlikely to cancel a saudi arms deal. the ground is being prepared for the death of a saudi critic to be buried. well, turkish police took soil samples, bricks and according to turkey's president, even toxic materials from that consulate. next, they want to search the nx door building, the home of saudi arabia's top diplomat here, the consul general. plenty of questions there. plenty of questions for mike pompeo. he will have dinner tonight with that powerful crown prince of saudi arabia. before coming here to turkey to possibly relay the saudi explanation. but still, hoda, for the family, agony. nobo no body and no real proof of what happened to that journalist. >> bill, thank you. >>> the trump administration wants to force drug companies to disclose prices in their television ads. ne

king solomon. well look just to be clear this third edition the words the sons are down to the brothers actually started with king abdullah king solomon's predecessor because all the brothers of god an older and consult is himself in his late seventy's and sick so it was clear that this is going to have to start go into the descendants then horizontally to the brothers that's one to the problem is that in two thousand and fifteen when king solomon took over it was already pronounced that haven't been naive who was originally the minister of interior would be crown prince and he was assigned crown prince and everyone understood that to be the case because he's was a senior and he was beloved by the united states because he was cool approaches to them in terms of counter counter terrorism in terms of intelligence cooperation and so on so forth but as we all know by now between two thousand and fifteen and two thousand and seventeen the ambitious crown crown crown prince mohammed bin laden none basically pushed his senior muhammad bin nayef aside and took over for him as company a crown prince with the ble

hamad bin son and the crown prince was actually decided to king or the defacto ruler of saudi arabia and the other official qahtani he's also very close advisor to the royal family so for me it seems like the royal family the saudi. government had been synonymous his father king some men were searching for maybe you would say scapegoat to find a solution that they have been denying fourteen days long that jamal khashoggi has been killed or is even dead and now they have a problem to explain how he died and the thing that he died in hell yeah and in the fight in a fistfight is not really credible as well is that how it's being viewed in the wider world as well i've been looking at social media and what friends and family and people saying about this last statement from the saudi officials that he jamal khashoggi died in a fistfight and everybody is joking about it actually people are being cynical. and about it they say how can somebody die in a fistfight in in an embassy or consulate in a suit arabia with fifteen other people i mean what do these fifteen other people do in the in the

this latest development where it is quoting the saudi press agency that the saudi king salmon as telephone jamal khashoggi son to convey his condolences we had similar sentiments from the saudi foreign minister today why now well i think that there are two reasons one is of course it fits in with the saudi government's position the king's position and the crown prince's position that they did not know anything about this and they think this is a horrible thing that has happened out with their authority you think causes it does identify in the public mind. jamal khashoggi is son who maybe later to be heard from because he may well be encouraged to take custody of the remains and have them buried very quickly in that way any autopsy any public examination of the body could be avoided which will negate finding information or evidence as to why he was killed or how he was killed rather and also the the horrors if they're already of the alleged dismemberment so i think there may well be part of the strategy to try and put a line under this thing and manage the news but i think. it is pretty obvious that the saudi

and it will go from the king to his son and son of fwragrand s d grandson and the rest of the royals>> will saudi arabia pay a price if essentially the world community including the western allies can prove that they were behind his death? >> if they can't find a body, i think that it will be very difficult to make saudi arabia pay a price. because at this stage it is sort of a he said/she said. mostly unnamed turkish officials are putting a lot of pressure, but they want the problem to go away. right now it is a he said/she said. there were these convoys that left the koconsulate, planes th mysteriously took off. but they don't have a body. >> that american president today that was asked about jamal said i've read about reports, he didn't seem to be concerned. he didn't express concern. he didn't issue a warning that the saudis i hope what i'm hearing isn't true. anything like that. >> no, and he was saying, well, i don't know. it is a he said/she said. >> is that giving a permission slip? what are the unintended consequences that the united states is not calling out saudi arabia on

the saudi king promised action on khashoggi death shortly before he and the crown prince. son took off their condolences. begin in washington where the u.s. president donald trump has said he will leave the u.s. response to the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi up to congress in consultation with him is also described saudi arabia's actions. in istanbul as the worst coverup. the original concept. it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups first a. bad deal should have never been thought of. somebody really messed up. and they had the worst cover up ever. and were children stepped is at the deal standpoint when they thought about it because whoever thought of that idea. i think is in big trouble and they should be in big trouble. for those comments the sector state might be held a briefing he said the u.s. has identified some of the people responsible for casualties death and is taking appropriate action we have identified at least some of the individuals responsible including those in the intelligence services the roya

when king salman decided that he needed to do something with turkey to stabilize the situation ten days ago, he sent a member of the al fisal family. a sonfferent branch of the royal family and reached out and sent him as an emissary to turkey and saudis i talked to regarded that as an extremely interesting and important move that was separate by the king from what his son would have done. where is that going? we'll see. but don't think this is over. >> all right. the president's comments just now saying what he said, isn't that sending a signal to congress, i'll veto a sanctions sfwh bill? >> he may be trying to head off sanctions and right to think that saudi arabia is an important ally. locked on that confrontation with iran and why he needs a stable saudi arabia. but i think he misjudges the degree of anger in congress. >> yeah. >> saudis don't have many friends in congress. remember the jasta issue. >> yep. >> lindsey graham looked right in the camera and said this guy's a murderer. he was speaking to donald trump. he was saying, mr. president, don't do it. >> right. david ignacius, thanks for coming on. sharing what you know about

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after the death of francis the first son henry the second continued the work and then the great building student for many years till the days of the sun kingwho completed the chapel and thus the final wing so it is that here the salamander and the f. of france is the first appear together with the l. and the son of louis the fourteenth. look also larry took the political ideas of francis the first to the absolute his to extreme now he had great respect for his predecessor and made his sublime shatter the setting for money as theater. at his majesty's command the board was first performed here it met with no favor from the king though and the courtiers booed the actors. money as company was given a second chance on this occasion the king was in a better humor and delighted in the fun part of the aristocracy and the moneyed classes he informed molly abbott he had never written anything that amused him more whereupon the courtiers were beside themselves with compliments and had to watch the play they had derided three times in a row. like his predecessor knew the fourteenth came to sean barr for hunting and also it was rumored for a movie. th

launched a purge of dissident royals but he did not go directly after the surviving sons of king abdul aziz the founder of the more than saudis state and the father of king solomon that's a story we're going to keep an eye on for you. north korea is preparing to show one of its nuclear test sites to international inspectors south korea's government says its spy agency has been one trend progress at the test site and appears it's being prepared for an outside team to come in north korea demolished much of the sites in may after it committed to getting rid of its nuclear arsenal. russia plans to test missiles of norway this week in an area where nato is carrying out its biggest military exercises since the cold war when fifty thousand military personnel from thirty one nations are taking part in the nato war games the two week show of strength is intended to project western readiness to deter russian aggression moscow has called the action provocative topless imports from china set in norway. familiar weapons were on display a mock beach assault laid on for the press but as the media day

their condolences to journalists son was pictured shaking hands with the saudi crown prince who is suspected of orchestrating the killing of his father and with the saudi king rob reports the son is not allowed to travel outside the kingdom meanwhile dozens of top business executives have pulled out of a high profile konami forum in saudi arabia as international pressure continues to mount on riyadh over the journalists murder however crown prince mohammed didn't bring up the no shows all the murder case in fact he didn't say a word as he briefly made an appearance at that conference of his supporters want him for a selfie opportunity. the former turkish and the edge a man by gosh told us that there are still many questions to be answered as the probe is still very much ongoing. turkey needs to find out what really happened all we want to justice and that's what the whole world wants and needs because an innocent man was killed and there are reports that he might even be milo to kill we don't even know where is remains are so there are many questions that need to be answered and pres no they want us the saudi kingdom for full cooperation you see mr trump ev

mark: imagine the pain for jamal thehoggi's son, meeting king and crown princey wid accused of orderingder. beyond the geopolitics, the regional relations turned upside down, it comes down to this -- a father killed, a family torn apart. bbc news, istanbul. laura: state announced today that action was being taken to revoke the visas of saudi officials shemed responsible for the killing of jamal kgi. barbara plett usher was at the re-think and joined us a short time ago. what m us about what is going to happen? sarbara: mr. pompeo did no precisely who the individuals were. he said they were still collecting facts and beginning to act on the information they had collected. he said they had identified people in the saudi intelligence seices and royal court who they felt were responsible. some visas have been revoked. the americans were looking at further visas possibly to be revoked. he said the state department was talking to treasury as well about what the options would be for possible sanctions. amr. pompeo was askut crown prince mohammed bin salman, who many feel must have ordered this

in two thousand and fifteen seemingly out of nowhere the twenty nine year old favorite son of saudi arabia's king solomon been up to lizzie's was appointed defense minister he became chief architect of saudi arabia's military intervention in yemen a campaign of aerial bombardment that has helped create what the un calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world human rights organizations accuse the saudi led coalition of bombing civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in saudi arabia where most of the population is under thirty been so man has been heralded as a man who would bring much needed economic and social reforms but that's changed in recent months however no hell of a sermon with with the with general how it's come about at a time when reforms have been slowing down he gave women the right to drive but imprison women activists there are still many reforms that have been take been very slow in implementing in saudi arabia and people quite frankly have run out of patience with regard to have a visit. in june last year mohammed been some on that the blockade against qatar creating t

actions and we saw at least in two examples where the king said a man came forward and changed the action that was his son was they can which is one with regard to arm cool and the other one with regard to jerusalem when he was making. deals and working with them because of the got the jews i'm so king so mad i came and the story stopped the you know anything the in taken on these two front saw now we are seeing king seven stepping forward again and the trying to be you know to short the lead to show that the size of his that he has with along with his leadership and that's why we are seeing more of king some of these those but this is where you are absolutely right this is the question that what is going to happen in the next fifty years with the congress being the king and i think this is the question that concerning many in that russian communities and that could be actually one reason why the american position is changing on king on the ground on the conference specially as the latest example that we've seen changes with regard to his the closest ally jim caution out in washington d.c. so i think this

getting rid of his rivals, sidelining them, really shunting them away from the king, and he is still seen as the favorite son king salman. the question is now if not mohammad bin salman, then who? right now it is very difficult to see anyone who would have the same force, the same authority that mohammad bin salman has been amassed for himself over the past many months. nic, thank you very much. joining us as we anticipate a briefing with the president will take place very shortly. let's get a look at some of the biggest business stories in news around the world. ubs ceo sergio massi has come up with a boulder set of financial targets to show to investors. he is promising to drive wealth management profit higher and to cut costs. is also trying to revive the swiss bank's stock price. he spoke to bloomberg. but every ceo likes to think their stock is on the price, but on an absolute basis, it is very disappointed to see the stock being down. but what is very important is to see how is our stock performing vis-a-vis our competitors. the stock is down on a total shareholder return due to our leveraged competito

want this place to send a message that you will never be able to do that as long as you have a king called son of man in this. crown prince in salmond saudi arabia. i want you to talk here and a turkish president named erdogan and also for the first time since it was killed three weeks ago the u.s. president has hinted at the possible involvement of the saudi crown prince donald trump told the wall street journal that mohammed bin salman is running saudi arabia so if anyone were to be involved it would be him. there's been a string of attempted bombings in the united states explosive devices or suspicious packages were sent to prominent democratic politicians including the former presidents bill clinton and barack obama of the cable news network c.n.n. was also targeted at its new york headquarters and in other news more than seven thousand central american migrants are continuing their march towards the u.s. they're now in southern mexico still that more than sixteen hundred kilometers ahead of them to reach the border u.s. president donald trump has continued his attacks on the caravan thoug

bin salmond launched a purge of dissident worlds but he did not directly go after the surviving sons of king abdul aziz the founder of the modern saudi station the father of kings. supreme court judges in pakistan have acquitted a christian woman sentenced to death for blasphemy as a baby was convicted of insulting the prophet mohammed eight years ago a farm worker and mother of four was accused of insulting islam after she went to fetch water and two muslim women refused to drink from a container used by christian. protests against demonstrators in lahore chanted death to the judges who made the ruling conservative. party is demanding the resignation of prime minister. there's a headline so back with more news on al-jazeera after the stream stay with us. on november sixth the united states will vote. president gain or lose ground will be live from the white house here on capitol hill as the results probably join us for special coverage of the u.s. travel lectures on al jazeera. high and for me ok and i'm really good what's the secret to a happy life it is a question that so many of us would

india he's the thirty three year old crown prince who jumped over other people he's the son of the existing king and i think he's in a bad track i can never do business with saudi arabia again until we get this behind this what does that mean it means i'm not going back to saudi arabia as long as this guy is in charge so you're still in the crown prince has to leave this up to them but i'm not going to i've been their biggest offender on the floor the united states senate this guy is a wrecking ball he had this guy murdered in a consulate in turkey and to expect me to ignore and feel used and abused i was on the floor every time defending saudi arabia because there's a good ally there's a difference between a country and an individual the m.b.'s figure is to me toxic he can never be a world leader on the world stage what does the president do thank the president but what i would do i know what i'm going to do and sanction the hell out of saudi arabia you know we deal with bad people all the time but this is in our face i feel personally offended they have nothing but contempt for us why would yo

the king and crown prince of saudi arabia offer condolences to the son of the murdered journalist, jamal khashoggi, after their foreign minister admits he was murdered. the transport secretary says police should be involved after an elderly black woman was racially abused on a ryanair flight. another health warning for the nhs, services could come under even greater pressure in the coming months than during last winter. a stroll in the sun in queensland — the duke and duchess of sussex visit fraser island on their tour of australia. simon mayo and jo whiley‘s radio 2 drivetime show comes to an early end — as he leaves radio 2. former cricket star freddie flintoff and entertainment presenter paddy mcguinness are joining top gear. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i'm rebecca jones. theresa may will insist that a brexit deal is 95% complete when she faces mps in the house of commons this afternoon. it follows a weekend of attacks from within her own party, reflecting widespread unease over the idea of a longer transition to try and solve the deadlock over the future of the irish

imagine the pain here forjamal khashoggi's son, meeting king salman and the crown prince, widely accusedond the geopolitics, the regional relations turned upside down, it comes down to this, a father killed, a family torn apart. tim willcox is in the saudi capital riyadh, where that international conference is taking place. whilst many world leaders have spoken out against the murder ofjamal khashoggi, and some pulled out of the summit. nonetheless, business there is still brisk. it has been, the british government did not attend overall, they decided not to overnight. but the first day ended with a gala dinner at the ritz—carlton hotel, a hotel used as a sort of luxury prison by the crown prince one year ago to detain scores of saudis and members of the royal family in an anticorruption drive. but i think from a saudis perspective, they will be pleased with the way it has gone today. the crown prince himself came to the conference, was mobbed like a rockstar by delegates there, not only saudis but also europeans and russians and chinese wanting selfies and trying to shake his hand. i ca

imagine the pain here forjamal khashoggi's son, meeting king salman and the crown prince, widely accusedder. beyond the geopolitics, the regional relations turned upside down, it comes down to this — a father killed, a family torn apart. mark lowen, bbc news, istanbul. my colleague tim willcox is at that investment conference, in riyadh, where he tried to speak to saudi crown prince mohamed bin salman. he was mobbed, like some sort of rockstar. crowds of people around him wanting to get selfies and shake his hand. i managed to get up close at one stage and i was thrust forward , at one stage and i was thrust forward, i didn't want to start with the whole jamal thing because he was surrounded by his bodyguards and things, but i said, look, in the context of recent events, how do you think things are going? dz great, more people, more money and laughed, his bodyguards laughed and he was away. i was told as under. that doesn't seem to be preoccupying him at the moment. if you look at the delegates here, it's a different sort of conference. you haven't got the big titans of bilic, business a

imagine the pain here forjamal khashoggi's son, meeting king salman and the crown prince, widely accusedond the geopolitics, the regional relations turned upside down, it comes down to this. a father killed, a family torn apart. mark lowen, bbc news, istanbul. and you can keep up to date with the latest developments on our website, you'll find details of president erdogan‘s call for saudi arabia to tell the world, where the body is, and a timeline of how the story has developed. that's all at bbc.com/news, or you can download the bbc news app. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we look at how researchers are using virtual reality to enhance oui’ sense of empathy with other people. a historic moment that many of his victims have awaited for decades. the former dictator in the dark, older, slimmer. as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plane outside, it lights up the biblicalfamine now in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion. in argentina today, it is actually cheaper to paper your wal