king, same question. rep. king: sorry. congressman, same question, would you like to see teachers armed? rep. king: leave it up to local school board. if a person is licensed, skilled, former police officer is working as teacher, yes. not require a teacher to do it. much rather have professionals, police officers and others trained to be security guards. if a teacher, someone in the school, had a gun, in florida, it could have saved lives. only if the school board approves it. never should come from washington. if a local school district has an expert in weapons, yes, but not something i'm advocating. mrs. grechen shirley: one point? moderator: want to get to the next question. the next question is subject of experience. i'll start with you, congressman. you have been around a quarter century. to this point, new york has not done as well as other states under this administration, certainly the tax bill didn't do favors for property taxes for folks here. i know you voted against it. but, how do you respond to someone who sa

direction, trying to echo steve king. we're going to have to take a break here. thank you for starting our discussion tonight. >>> coming up, republican congressman steve king, as i just said, the one of the most notorious members of the house of representatives. he's been repeatedly condemned by democrats for nativist and nationalist comments. now he is finally being condemned by his own party, and he is on the verge of possibly losing his re-election bid. >>> and tonight, the robert mueller investigation has taken a turn that no one could have possibly seen coming. it is possibly the weirdest development yet. we will have it. i wanted more from my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. tre

the saudi cabinet chaired by king solomon repeated its promise to hold to account those involved in the killing of her salty whoever they are all the wraps up the day's developments. chanted in a group members of the now after weeks of leaks about the murder of jamal khashoggi turkish president red chip tied to an address his ruling party to announce officially what turkish investigators know so far they are going to shoot him i do want said that it was planned days in advance and included reconnaissance missions by saudi officials to the forests around istanbul. uniondale we have strong evidence that this was a premeditated murder in the light of the information we have everybody has questions here are the questions these fifteen people why did they come to the temple on the day of the murder who ordered them to come to turkey we need an answer before his speech anyone had promised to reveal what he called the naked truth over the killing of khashoggi his address made it clear there are still many unanswered questions and the turks are demanding answers from saudi arabia. was asking wh

i can't let that tweet from steve king stand.ews responsible for a republican congressman tweeting? at some point we have to call bs on this. >> listen to me. at this point when you see things like that, fake, dishonest, fake news it is like putting a period or a comma or saying and or but or that in a sentence. it is just an additional word at this point. for better or worse, i just gloss over it. for me that reads no comment. >> so you're right, to your initial point, this district is the most republican district in iowa. it's most of western iowa. it's rural. it was drawn to elect a republican. king is more conservative i think than the district. he is more conservative than most of the congress. but he has won reelection times >> can we make a differentiation? >> absolutely. that is important. this is not steve king's first rodeo when it comes to saying things like this. he has won easily before. there is a poll out there that democrats are pushing that shows his democratic opponent who has better finance than in the past, wi

wall street journal president trump gave an even harsher assessment he repeated his conviction that king solomon did not know about the killing in advance but in regard to the crown prince's possible involvement is reported to have said well the prince is running things over there more so at the stage he's running things and so if anybody were going to be it would be him and first punitive measures introduced by the secretary of state to get specific saudi individuals total it's not clear whether they are all the ones previously identified in the contentious saudi report or we have identified at least some of the individuals responsible including those in the intelligence services the royal court the foreign ministry and other sorry ministries who we suspect to have been involved in mr to show you is death. we are taking appropriate actions which include revoking visas entering visa lookouts and other measures we're also working with the treasury department to review the of applicability of the global magnets the sanctions to those individuals congress has already invoked the global magn

direction, trying to echo steve king. we're going to have to take a break here. thank you for starting our discussion tonight. >>> coming up, republican congressman steve king, as i just said, the one of the most notorious members of the house of representatives. he's been repeatedly condemned by democrats for nativist and nationalist comments. now he is finally being condemned by his own party, and he is on the verge of possibly losing his re-election bid. >>> and tonight, the robert mueller investigation has taken a turn that no one could have possibly seen coming. it is possibly the weirdest development yet. we will have it. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (woman) learned ao play second language. applied to college. applied for a loan. started a business. s

the king but also did this. he noted that the person we're referring to is a saudi arabian citizen and he reiterated the king's denial that they had anything to do with it. you were just discussing his response to questions about putin, murdering his critics in russia and the president responded basically by saying it's not happening here. i think in this tweet he's also making it clear that it doesn't involve an american citizen. as we wait to find out more about how the white house plans to respond to this, what we already know is that president trump says he's not eager to pull back, for example, on that arms deal, $110 billion arms deal that saudi arabia has promised to make with the united states. and he's looking at other venues. so it's going to be a real open question, whether the president is willing to be forceful on this and how much it matters to him, frankly, that khashoggi was not a u.s. citizen. >> children going to school here, wrote for the washington post really matter here. lesley stahl pushed

the greatest genius in the french kings circle never saw.leonardo da vinci died just as construction began reputedly in his royal patrons arms the building was never completed as francis the first set himself if one were to begin by thinking of the finished project one would never embark on anything at all. 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 king who 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

king. >> thank you very much.st of all, let me thank fios and the high school for arraigning this. it actually means a lot for me to be here. this is where eddie moore, a -- or excuse me, eddie byrne and brian moore, two outstanding nypd heroes who were shot in the line of duty, they graduated from high school. and their families, my thoughts and prayers are always with me. st great to be here to join with you, and i want to just, i guess, lay out my bio a bit. i was born in queen, i worked my way through college, worked full time. i met my wife at notre dame law school. we have lived in the same house for 47 years over on roth road. my daughter is here tonight, she has two children. my wife would be here tonight the, but my granddaughter has a tooth ache, so she had to take her to the dentist. so thank the a lot, erin, keeping rosemary away from here. but anyway, i've worked in this community, i've been working hard door the door for the last 45 years at least in this community working hard. i was elected to cong

after the age of the sun king the château once again stood empty for fifty years.here was an internet so when the exiled king of poland stannis last mission scanned his queen the parents and all of louis the fourteenth resided here. but although the luckless x. king had the multilinear and gardens planted in the annals the flies and malaria were too much for him and he left as quietly as he had come. the next episode and shaun bosse history had a more bombastic flavor maurits of saxony an illegitimate son of augustus the strong was given a chateau in recognition of his military trial. this is one of the tiled stoves he brought with him from saxony. bar the victorious warrior held court like a king in addition to his own bodyguard regiment the saxon volunteers hundreds of other soldiers from many countries paraded and exercised. following a jewish zealous count so the story goes marts of saxony died at age fifty four. his last words have been handed down life is a dream my dream was beautiful but. after that again student time went by and it grew dilapidated. it was

not the king was in the dark.olf. >> jim acost cost acosta reporte white house. congressman, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure, wolf. >> as you know, one turkish official told cnn it was a premeditated murder. "the new york times" reported that the perpetrators actually brought a bone saw into the consulate to cut up and dispose of the body. so why are the saudis now suggesting that they're going to be releasing a report saying this was an interrogation that simply went horribly wrong? >> well, first of all obviously our hearts go out to mr. khashoggi and his family and his fiance for this terrible tragedy. obviously the answer to that question is this is all the beginning of both a coverup and separating the crown prince from the action because the blowback has been profound. i think the saudis and the crown prince grossly underestimated the kind of international program thprogr progrom that followed this action. after almost two weeks, the saudis are admitting what the turks and u.s. intelligence certainl

the journalist widely believed to have been killed by king salman. >> i just spoke to the king of saudi arabia, who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to, as he says, his saudi arabian citizen. i have asked and he firmly denies that. i have asked the secretary of state mike pompeo to immediately get on a plane and go to saudi arabia, go to other places if necessary. the king told me that turkey and saudi arabia are working hand in hand very closely on getting to the bottom of what happened. >> it had been nearly two weeks

twice cardinal had a main the protector of the two holy cities so he gives a responsibility to king solomon to uncover the truth of the smirk and maybe to take care of his son the crown prince mohamed and so man it's for sure there are negotiations between saudi arabia turkey included united states because turkey is hosting a very special guest today to cia director but of course turkey doesn't want to burn bridges with saudi arabia right away but turkey says whatever it takes turkey will be after the real truth and and turkey wants this investigation to be closed in a real and factual way ok so there were many thanks for that from what i heard us go live now to shell his consulate building and istanbul surge all is said and said as all steroid questions but the the real question is how long is he prepared to wait for the answers. well that is a good question i mean three weeks now when the turks seem to be patient as ever and not even though they have from the beginning going to do to also made some sort of set specific dates will be it's maybe not necessarily in that clear tone th

holding those accountable and where king with the with king someone and also seeing judge course not and now the cia that if that so there is a lot of noise within the american position all not in favor of working with with the conference abram for the moment thank you so much thank you we'll recap all the main developments for you on that big story when we come back after the weather with steph. and either thanks peter ever got a lot of flooding in southern mexico at the moment and i can guarantee there's more still to come in fact for the eastern parts of the country this is what it looked like a lot of water has fallen and we have seen a lot of flooding already the main problem here has passed because that storm responsible has worked its way towards the west and it's now within this huge massive cloud here there is that more wet weather still to come for many of us though from the system in fact this to system and this is what it's looking like a by that coast at the moment you can see already a lot of flood water there and we're expecting some places to get another five hundred

president trump spoke to king salman on sunday and seems to be accepting his denials. >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know -- i don't want to get into his mind, but it soupnded to me like maybe it could have been rogue killers. who knows? all i can do is report what he told me. he told me in a firm way they have no knowledge of it. it sounded like he, also the crown prince, had no knowledge. >> the washington post where khashoggi was a writer published an op-ed "who needs saudi arabia." the president is overvaluing his relationship with the kingdom writing the reality is saudi arabia has everything to lose with a break in relations while the united states is no longer needing the kingdom as much as it once did. whatever the outcome of the khashoggi case, reshaping of the relationship by congress if necessary is imperative. >>> james mattis made it clear overnight he never talked with president trump about leaving the administration. this comes after the "60 minutes" interview where trump said mattis was sort of a democrat and acclaimed he knew more about n

the president repeating that word, firmly, saying it was a firm denial from the saudi king, king salman, that he spoke to, that this happened. so hours later, to have cn's reporting that the saudi's prepared to admit at least some culpability here, that's quite a turn-around. although i should note that the president also repeated this line, that appears to be part of the explanation here, that this was a rogue operation. not approved from on high, but there were lower level people who botched, in effect, again, only an interrogation and abduction, and that's when the death occurred. of course, you know, an interrogation and abduction of a journalist in a foreign country is no small thing, either. but that appears to be the explanation that the saudis are approaching now with this report, if it is finalized. >> let's see if it is. jim sciutto, thank you very much. this extraordinary turn of events comes as president trump tours the hurricane disaster areas today after first defending the saudi comments on the journalist's death. let's go to our chief white house correspondent, jim acost

with discontent spreading through north africa time was running out for libya's self-styled king of kings. in the first of a two part series the big picture charts the rise and fall of one of the and the events that helped fuel the violence of his final hours. a must for libya on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera a turkish investigation team has finally entered the saudi consulate in istanbul or journalist went missing almost two weeks ago u.s. president going from says he's spoken to saudi king sound man who flatly denied knowing anything about what happened. and the u.s. secretary of state michael pale is on his way to saudi arabia to discuss the case with king solomon is also expected to visit. the largest armed group in syria's rebel held the provinces yet to withdraw its fighters from the region despite the monday deadline set by turkey and russia but high up to here al shaab or h.t.s. has signaled they will comply with the lib agreement which was signed last month it establishes a demilitarized their iraq province the zone was supposed to be

the saudi king promises action on casualties deaths shortly before he and the crown prince meet jamal khashoggi son salah to offer their condolences as the cia chief heads to istanbul boss president mike pence hours the killing will not go without an american response. hello it's been three weeks since journalist jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul and turkey's president says too many questions remain unanswered in an address to parliament. the one described khashoggi is death as a brutal and premeditated murder at the one demanded all those involved from top to bottom be held accountable for the crime he's called for an independent investigation into the killing and wants eighteen suspects extradited to turkey to stand trial saudi arabia's king solomon has promised to punish anyone found responsible for the death whoever they may be shortly after he and the crown prince met trees son in riyadh to offer their condolences meanwhile cia director gina hospital is in turkey reviewing evidence into control g.'s killing u.s. vice president mike pence warne

the king in a great dinner the king of the king but we're going to get rid of all good listen this fits in to fill up my theory going about a trump is that he sees the balance sheet of america the pentagon the military budget is too rich these are already deescalating tensions on the korean peninsula so they're where you are now. kim jong un is his best friend and we're going to pull troops out of south korea he's decided nato is garbage we're going to pull troops out of germany pushes germany into the arms of russia by the way and now he's in the middle east saying to the saudi king we're pulling all of our troops out of saudi arabia as well because as a man of peace. quite a peace that's what one can say so oil prices have risen to eighty dollars a close to eighty dollars a barrel and trump is not happy with it so the funny thing is i have another headline also from bloomberg and it was like a few days before this headline of threatening the saudi king and that is what oil at one hundred dollars a barrel could mean for the global economy i think they have to rewrite that because obvio

are these remains and exactly who was involved he added that turkey doesn't doubt the credibility of king solomon but is demanding a full independent investigation and that the trial of the accused be held in turkey at the one also asked that everyone involved in the killing from top to bottom be held accountable he also said accusing some security operatives is not sufficient. union we have strong evidence that this was a premeditated murder so in the light of the current information we have everybody has the questions in their mind. here out of the questions so these fifteen people on the day of murder why did they come to. first of all we are very still looking for answers to this question these people who ordered them to come to certain we need an answer for that which is you know. why because you are gender of the builder of course the consulate general was not open for the investigation on the same day but so many days later why so many incredible explanations had been made despite the where is the there is the body of still nobody knows where the body is. it is alleged that the tha

," and i said, who is martin king?nd he said, you have been enthusiasticallyggity dog, now that. >> reporter: while althea happily took the job, she told king there was one complication. >> i said i can't start right away because i'm getting married tomorrow. >> reporter: this was dr. king's first full-time congregation. tell me about reverend king. >> he was a fantastic person, a very special kind of person. not only a good preacher but a good human being. >> reporter: she says while listening to stirring sermons from reverend king's pulpit, she felt a special connection. >> as i played those little parts that were mine to put in, i would fit them to whatever was his mood. he could make anybody feel at ease. >> reporter: she keeps his memory alive today through her music. ♪ bravo. bravo. althea, an incredible lady, doesn't miss a note. we're going to take a break. >>> up next, more amazing music in our tour "across america." ♪ stole a police car... while handcuffed in the back. we )ll show you where he was just found.

maybe maybe not because they must be cognizant of the fact that the king king solomon has kept the crown prince very much front and center here he as we were looking at pictures just now of him at this investor conference he's going to announce a multibillion multimillion dollar deal multibillion dollar deals i should say and on top of that he's still in charge of reforming the intelligence services within riyadh and that means as far as the king's concerned does it not you're there and there you stay. well that's what the weathers the impression the king has given in the last few days by announcing him as as the head of the committee to reform intelligence but in fact i think with all what's happening the king must be revisiting a lot of this in his own mind at the moment because. people knew what he what what to expect from him he has a longer said history of service they know his predict he's predictable they understand how he works and so on and ever since he's passed on the deputy position to his to his son things have not really gone well to saudi arabia king some man i think is ve

the king virtually denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know maybe i don't want to get it but it sounded to me like babies the big row killer. were going to try getting to the bottom of a very what is the plot. the largest armed group in syria's rebel held it leave the province is yet to withdraw its fine tears from the region despite the monday deadline set by turkey and russia but hey at that here al shaab has signaled it will comply with the lib agreement which was signed last month. australia's prime minister scott morrison says he's open to relocating the australian embassy in israel from tel aviv to jerusalem israel's prime minister tweeted that he had spoken to morrison about the proposal the trumpet ministration of the us embassy to jerusalem in may those are the headlines of my nigeria's next i'll see you tomorrow of my. journeys of personal discovery feel more american here and then more air india and al-jazeera as correspondents tell their passing stories that among their lives. i feel sad that they have to endu

i expect he'll meet the king, but the king is in poor health. we don't really know if he will end up meeting with the king. i think in addition to trying to find out what's going on with this investigation, i think what's more important that secretary pompeo will be doing is sit this young crown prince down and give him a little bit, you know, of tough love, and say look, you're the future of saudi arabia. we embraced you. we embraced what they call the 2020 vision for refworm, economic and political reform and modernization of the country. you can't be off on these wild adventures whether it's killing civilians in yemen, whether it's kidnapping the prime minister of lebanon for a short period of time, whether it's rounding up members of the royal family at the ritz-carlton. you need to be a seasoned, sober leader that's taking his country into the future. i think that he needs someone to sit him down and have calmer heads prevail. i think that's what secretary pompeo is doing as much as he is trying to get answers to what happened to jamal. >>

the journalist widely believed to have been killed by king salman. >> i just spoke to the king of saudi arabia, who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to, as he says, his saudi arabian citizen. i have asked and he firmly denies that. i have asked the secretary of state mike pompeo to immediately get on a plane and go to saudi arabia, go to other places if necessary. the king told me that turkey and saudi arabia are working hand in hand very closely on getting to the bottom of what happened. >> it had been nearly two weeks since the journalist disappeared. the turkish government told officials that they have audio and video of the journalist being killed inside the turkish embassy. today turkish investigators have been told they will be allowed to inspect the consulate for the first time, accompanied by saudi officials. >> bill neely is in istanbul. kristen, first to you, the president now just commenting on this, he was leaving to go to the gulf, to florida to inspect the hurricane damage. but revealing that the secretary of state was leaving, which we just saw, pompeo

king's own hometown newspaper, the sioux city journal broke with the past backing of king and insteadacked j.d.schoulton. was he tied 45-44. influential report has them moved. the only person who isn't calling steve king a white nationalist, even though he is hedging. he put out a statement all there. joining me is john legum who writes the newsletter it was retweeted 12,000 times. we invited him and got no response from his campaign. what do you make of this? it's like the jar of mayonnaise that you're trying to get off. >> yeah, i think steve king has been up to this many years ago. go back and you can look at his comments about immigrants, his comments about minorities, his comments about diversity but i think we've hit a moment especially with the attacks over the weekend with somebody who has so openly embraced white nationalism, the white nationalists, the mayor of toronto, and you connect that up with corporations who are not just selling products in steve king's district where donald trump won by 27 points but across the whole country and it becomes an untenable situation. >>

on the twitter there was a lot of twitter feeds that were showing pictures of the king of king solomon. less it's safe to say all of the crown prince and i think this meeting between. and the king would suggest that we might actually be seeing some sort of sidelining going on all of the crown prince the saudis obviously very embarrassed seemingly by this crisis we know that they have ruled certainly there was an announcement yesterday that the saudis have launched. own investigation and internal investigation into what's happened and of course that is a long way away from what they were saying only twenty four forty eight hours ago story when they were describing these allegations as baseless lies those who say this investigation seems to be moving very quickly and certainly yet again more pressure from the international community this time from the u.n. human rights chief to try to get to the bottom of exactly what happened in the building behind me right thanks so much charles for that update let's continue on this subject though we've got more on the investigation from jamal to show

dissidents and also some who had connections with the royal household were suggesting that that the king of being really kept away from events say he was confident that his son was making the right sort of reforms he was not so confidence perhaps about his handling of the war in yemen but then this instant incident meant that the that mohammed bin solomon had to brief his father that there was a crisis going on and they had to stand firm over it now will that continue to be the case it remains to be seen that directs links that could be proven between the crown prince and al siri in terms of all syria's leading an operation to. of rendition of that's way they'll probably describe it i would think but certainly this would seem that is the key to it all is how the turkish prosecutors approach the case what sort of evidence they have whether or not they can make any linkage with the crown prince or whether they just state the facts on the ground was there a fight there's been no mention of that in the audiotapes whatsoever all right thank you very much for now andrew symonds with all the la

it's fit for a king.ave lentils, you have chickpeas and you have these fried onions. we sample some of the city's culinary delights. all in this one dish? yes. and we go behind the scenes as scientists attempt a delicate operation to restore a priceless discovery back to its former glory. this is one of the oldest structures of wooden ship in the world. we start this week in egypt's capital, cairo, a huge sprawling city and home to more than 20 million people. but he traffic here in cairo is just another level. cars everywhere, and the sounds from the horns beeping, it's just nuts. as we reach giza on the outskirts of the city, we get a glimpse of the archaeological wonders that have fascinated visitors for centuries. wow! is that them? i've only ever seen them on tv. we're still quite far away from them, but, actually, it's breathtaking. the ancient egyptians built these pyramids as elaborate tombs for their rulers, or pharaohs, some 4,500 years ago. they've become the calling card of egypt's tourism. an

. >>> the historic dexter avenue king memorial baptist >>> the historic dexter avenue king memorial baptist church in the heart of montgomery, alabama. a city long known both as the cradle of the confederacy and the birthplace of the civil rights movement. today, aowning its past while embracing its future. a revitalized downtown, home to new tech companies and manufacturing. a charming river front and minor leag baseball. good evening, everyone, from montgomery, alabama. night two of our cross america journey. the pastt this church was none other thr martin lut king, jr., from 1954 to 1960. it was in the basement here he helped or nize the bus boycott. information, it was just down dexter little bit here that rosa parks famously refused to give up her seat on a bus i 1955. we'll share our stories shortly. but first to hurricane michael. but here in alabama, we are under a state of emergency as the hurricane as just been upgraded to major status, as it makes its run towards the gulf coast, with landfall still predicted along th e florida panhandle tomorrow. tonight, the scramble to hunker d

the presidents and saudi kings. if the saudi king said we didn't do it, we have no knowledge of this, what do we expect the king to say to mike pompeo. maybe pompeo can have a conversation with mohamed, but frankly i don't see that happening. this is political convenience over principal and i would even argue, forget principal. it's over the pursuit of national interests. we allowed a special relationship with our close saudi friends to turn into an exclusive one. that is not good for american values. >> the president makes it clear repeatedly. there is not going to be any cutoff of arm sales to saudi arabia. >> julie makes an excellent point. this has gone beyond presidents and kings. you have congress and the media and the private sector involved. disdain of this. if it proves to be true, the horrific nature of what happened inside that consulate is validated and verified. the u.s.-saudi relationship is not going to recover from this. that's somethinging that the trump administration is going to have to live with.

and the king meeting. family in riyadh what how do you think this plays to an international audience or to anyone really i think the saudi leadership is hoping that this would be part of helping their reputations that they were seen to be. generous towards the family that they were meeting with them except but actually what we see an image of 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 i

but he was almost like praising king abdulla and his so-called reforms.he word "reform" comes up every time we have a new king. but we don't go far in that reform. also, there was -- he was close to probably known to western audiences as the tycoon, the businessman who owns the media empire that he started in saudi arabia. jamal khashoggi to be the director of a new news channel based in bahrain. khashoggi was meant to go there and inaugurate this news channel. but it is very, very interesting that that news channel lasted two hours, and it was shut down on orders from the saudi regime. therefore, khashoggi returned to saudi arabia and continued to write until king salman and mohammed bin salman came to power. began tois when he have a difficult relationship. also, let's not forget that one of his main jobs was as an to aor and spokesperson prince who wasas the x direcectf intelligencece in saudi arabia. later he became the ambassador of saudi arabia in washington and london. so he was very close to that person. then khashoggi, at the time when mohammed b

state right now to saudi arabia to get answers about the missing journalist which today the saudi king flatly denies the allegation that they killed the journalist. >> the king denies any knowledge of it. it sounds to me these could have been rogue killers, who knows? but this was a flat denial. >> their denials ring hollow. flat hollow. it seems inconceivable that these actions would be taken out without the knowledge of the king of saudi arabia, bin al man. >>> do you really think i would call russia to help me with an election? give me a break.

so now the big question is can the king or with the king if the king can do something about his crown prince or is it too late in the game has the conference now gathered so much authority in his hands such as the economy the military intelligence and the internal ministries so much so that it's hard to get rid of him it's not clear and yet it does put a strain on this the saudi system doesn't it they are now we hear these explanations of rogue agents of an interrogation gone wrong. are these explanations going to be acceptable to the international community you know it doesn't seem like it i mean i've seen reports from basically everywhere about this and this is not going to work out that the soldiers they're going to need to come up with something more convincing already people of authority in western capitals among the allies are saying look we know that muhammad mr the man give the order because no one else did is do this without muhammad but so months the permission and that's why i think and actually i've been saying that for the last couple of days clearly there isn't enough wa

also king salman has ordered an internal investigation in riyadh.dis are also investigating themselves. so i'm not sure how much credence you can put on either of these things. remember, the inspection that happens, it's 13 days since jamal khashoggi disappeared, so quite what will be in that consulate here in istanbul, we're not sure. president trump says he's just spoken to king salman who denies any knowledge of whatever may have happened as president trump, in his tweet, said to our "saudi arabian" citizen. the quotation marks are from trump himself. almost saying yes, was a u.s. resident, but he's a saudi arabian citizen so perhaps a matter for saudi arabia. almost, almost, chris, like president trump is distancing himself and obviously he's under a great deal of pressure to say what he will do as a result of this, chris. >> let me ask you quickly, bill, as far as saudi arabia saying it will flex its economic might in the face of any, quote, threats. what does that mean? >> yes, i mean, saudi arabia saying if you mess with us, we'll mess up the

he as crown prince, all powerful to the elderly king, king salman, the official announcements comingking's name but he is quite on in years. u.s. officials throughout the week have pointed out king salman may not be fully aware of everything all the time going on due to his advanced age. he has placed a lot of power in this crown prince who is in his 30s. indeed, for u.s. intelligence services around the world, it is vital for them to rapidly understand tonight what is the crown prince's role. is there a possibility tonight, since his name is not being mentioned, that there is even a power struggle inside the royal family that may take some days, weeks, even months to sort out. the saudis do not like international attention placed on them, and that is what they have had now for many, many days. some of the older princes in the kingdom are very reluctant to get so much public attention on how they operate, on how the kingdom operates. look, what the saudis are also reacting to is economic and financial pressure in the oil kingdom. we have seen over the last several days u.s. companies

with discontent spreading through north africa time was running out for libya's self-styled king of kings. in the first of a two part series the big picture charts the rise and fall of one of the and the events that helped fuel the violence of his final hours. from lost for libya on al-jazeera. this is zero. hello i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up in the next the sixty minutes turkish investigators finally enter the saudi consulate in istanbul a source tells al-jazeera they found evidence that missing journalist. was killed inside the embassy. to be like the road. this is for.

with discontent spreading through north africa time was running out for libya's self-styled king of kings. in the first of a two part series the big picture charts the rise and fall of wal-mart of the field and the events that helped fuel the violence of his final hours. a must for libya on a food. the cricket world isn't much i mean you have to think why would he give me the guess then he didn't bring comedian it's a big fan base. al-jazeera is investigative unit reveals explosive new edit documentary confirms to my analysis very hard profile figure in match fixing and international cricket see in this al-jazeera investigation cricket's match fixing the files. the saudi king orders his country's public prosecutor to open an investigation into the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. oh i didn't forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up uncertainty surrounds a deal that was supposed to see a key group with draw from syria's last rebel held province. with a crucial summit only weeks away intense talks in brussels do little to break ranks at deadlock. ah big gains for the green p

that's the person that steve king wants to be the mayor of toronto. it turns out people of iowa have been paying attention to king's support. this week the des moines register, king's hometown paper, has endorsed his opponent democrat j.d. schullton writing in his 16 years in congress king has passed one bill as primary sponsor, redesignating a post office, rarely holds public town halls, instead spends his time with fascist leaders in europe. joining me is steve schullton. by the way, we asked congressman king to join us tonight and he declined. j.d., first question, is steve king's message back in iowa like the one he has on twitter where he's constantly talking about how much he loves fascist sympathizers in europe and neo-nazis sympathizing mayoral candidates. >> it's really not. thank you for allowing me to be on the show. it's bizarre to hear him talk about toronto and the mayoral race. it's weird to see he's had as many tweets about that, where we have a highway in sioux city go four lane. we had a celebration on that. he's had as many tweets o

and the saudi king saudi king solomon discussed the case by phone they apparently emphasize continuing to cooperate in this investigation and before of the latest revelations donald trump said that he would make recommendations over what action to take in this case he said that he would consider sanctions against saudi arabia although publicly he still seems to be very very resistant to do that so let's go back to enter simmons's live outside the saudi consulate in istanbul andrew the story now that is coming out of saudi is completely different than what was said. over the last seventeen days give us the latest. well the very latest is a reuters news wire out of washington d.c. quoting an official a saudi official who remains anonymous who says he's close to the investigation very much aware of what's going on in terms of the saudis and this is what he's tells reuters there were no orders for them to kill or even specifically kidnap you know this official is searching you know blatantly clear a mama been some on all of any involvement in what happened he said mom had been someone had

this is what he said, alisyn. >> the king firmly denied any knowledge of it. he didn't really know, maybe -- 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: now, rogue killers is an idea that would mean that the saudi crown prince and the king himself can claim that they didn't know anything about this operation, that it was off the books, it was a rendition that went ahead and went wrong. whether that is acceptable either to the family that's called for an international investigation or indeed to saudis' allies remains to be seen, but i think it's clear that the u.s. and saudi arabia somehow want to put this behind them and move on to the more important strategic relationship. john, alisyn. >> sam, it's great to have you there on the ground. keep us posted as the secretary continues his meetings there. >>> want to bring in former cia and nsa director general michael haden. general, i want to take this in pieces here, the secretary of state is on the ground, about to meet with the