the attack most likely came from a northerly direction saudi military spokesman colonel turki al maliki said the a so was sponsored by iran and did not originate in yemen in the south the home of the rebels who earlier claimed responsibility. but the colonel didn't explicitly accuse tehran of launching the attack and admitted they didn't know where the weapons were fired from what we are working to know exactly the launch point through through my work over lunch they you even or the cruise missile would take that talent ability for attacking the saudi infrastructure and the so it's really an iran has renewed its denial of involvement in the tank. well you know it's he was completely clear on these claims and accusations firstly completely seriously and decisively rejects it. saudi arabia's ally washington is saying off the record it's convinced of iran's involvement but president trump is avoiding direct accusations and being cautious when it comes to questions of u.s. military involvement we haven't heard much that we didn't know but but there is there is a certain. guaranteed fact the

this confidence thank you again if unquestionably sponsored by iran that is what kind of turkey are maliki the saudi defense spokesperson the man you've been listening to here on al-jazeera has said with regards to the twin attacks on saudi aramco or oil installations in saudi arabia he said many things that the attack did not originate from yemen that it came from the north and that it's attacked not only saudi arabia but the whole global economy and international trade but interesting way and when pressed by members of the international media colonel are maliki would not say definitively that it was iran who launched. the attacks or that it came directly from the country of iran in fact he said the exact launch point is yet to be determined except that it came from the north i'm kemal santa maria your without a 0 continuing coverage here on the news hour of the attacks on the saudi aramco oil installations in that news conference just now as i said from the saudi defense spokesperson he also showed off a number of pieces of debris which he said were drones u.s. avi's unmanned aerial vehi

displaying the debris it says is from the drone strikes on saturday the ministry spokesman colonel tokyo maliki said a total of $25.00 drones and missiles were launched at 2 installations riyadh is calling the attacks an assault on the international community and says those responsible should be held accountable this attack did not order needs from yemen. despite you know on this front to make it so their collaboration with their proxy anybody engine to create this false narrative is clear. secondly that that was a launch from the law and was course sponsored by this attack. was not a game is. so the article also get it yeah it was an arsehole international community a deliberate attempt to destroy the global economy and the energy industry it was one of prompt to international law and those responsible should be held accountable for their actions it was. their sponsorship of terrorist groups. and interference anybody time commuters to present . to us or we call what we call upon the international community to acknowledge iran maligned activity and very. well a spokesman for yemen's goals spoke

kashmir is said to face trial in an indian court for alleged murder almost 30 years ago his name yasin maliki is the head of a group that wants the muslim majority region to belong neither to india nor pakistan nuclear armed neighbors of course that both want to claim kashmir in full his separatist group has been banned in india under a new anti terror law now though he is a former militant 25 years ago his group adopted so-called nonviolent methods smiley faces trial no for legibly leading a group of militants so i think you just disappeared a group of militants who killed a 4 indian air force personnel in kashmir in 1990 he's been an indian in an indian prison since march under a law that allows for suspects to be held for up to 2 years without charge his wife told us about the inhumane prison conditions he's being kept in. imagine any human being locked up in a cage 5 by 7 feet with an open lap and to sleep there on the really hard cemented floor without any blanket and with this hypertensive lights on his head all the time he's got blood clots in his eyes because the light doesn't go off

maliki started his own program to improving reading.s that's the real message here. >> we are bombarded so much with negative news, uncan feel like what's the use. but listening to these young people saying we are going to change it, we are going to do something about it. that's inspiring. reporter: chris asked denzel where he seize himself at this stage in his career and he said he uses his stuntmen more than he used to. chris is back next weekend. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> this hour -- >> maybe we'll all have wires coming out of our bodies one day. >> this is potentially saving people's lives? >> yes. maria: to transportation. to protecting our troops. >> i don't want the kill decision to be made by a sleep-deprived 19-year-old kid. maria: but what could it mean for humanity and is a.i. dangerous in the wrong hands. >> the political military version of a.i. is on the horizon. maria: when you hear the word artificial intelligence, what comes to mind. take a second

. >> if you tell me i am from the caribbean, they will still call you al-maliky. >> reporter: he wasaptured on the battlefield but said he too was just an innocent bystander. he said he was an isis medic. that didn't seem to fit with the bullet wounds in his face. >> i got shot in my face. >> while working for the medical corps? >> yeah. >> does that sound believable to you? >> many things are not believable. it's the truth. >> reporter: his kurdish guards certainly didn't believe his story. >> kurdish intelligence officials tell us that you were a leader in isis, that you worked in their financial department, you worked in their war room. >> no, no, no. i wasn't, i wasn't this. a lot of information, what they know, when they know, came to me. some of them told meives working with the secret service. information comes in, and some of them, they are not true. >> reporter: so he claimed. but the video evidence against him was damning. >> i came here to take over this place and put the shariah and implement the shariah, after we go and we kill and take the neck off of assad, we will tak

the ministry spokesman colonel tokyo maliki said a total of $25.00 drones and cruise missiles were launched at the 2 oil plants riyadh is calling the attacks an assault on the international community and says those responsible should be held accountable this attack did not or did you need from yemen. despite you know on this front to make it. their proxy in the region to create this false narrative is clear secondly. it was advice from the law and was because you believe sponsored by your own this attack was not a game is. so the article also get a go it was an arsehole to the international community a deliberate attempt to destroy only me and the energy industry it was one of prompt. to international law and those responsible should be held accountable for their actions your eyes continue. their sponsorship of terrorist groups and interference anybody time commuters the president back home and put it to us or we call we call upon the international community to acknowledge iran malign activity in the region. right so the saudis are there saying that the attack came from the north not specif

defense minister turki al-maliki showcased pieces of missiles and drones. he said they were from last weekend's attacks on critical oil facilities. he also played surveeed video that pportedly showed aon flying in from the north. he spoke in english, overlayed with arabic translation. >> the attacwas launched from the north and was unquestionably sponsored iran. >> alcindor: houthi rebels in yemen, south of saudi arabia and aligned with iran, insist they launched the attacks. the defense minister dismissed that claim. he stopped short of directly accusing iran, but said the evidence points to tehran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. >> it's not coming from yemen, the houthi militia and the proxy are just folwing the order of the i.r.g.c. >> alcindor: iran has repeatedly denied anyd nvolvement. day, an adviser to iranian president hassan rouhani tweeted that saudi arabia "knows nothing." rouhani also met with his cabinet, and blamed the u.s. withdrawal from the 2015 iran nuclear deal for mounting tensions in the region. >> we did not start breaking deals.

interacting with biden trying to explain the problems if you pull out the way he wants to and allow malikiim lip service and did it anyway and we know we got isis in return. that's what a president biden would do. >> jesse: i would like to build on that as well, brian. he gets the details wrong and the decisions wrong. gates said joe biden has been wrong on every single foreign policy decision in the last 40 years. if you think about it, he was against reagan's push against the soviets during the cold war. he was against dessert storm. he was against the surge. he was against the bin laden raid. he was for regime change in libya. for nafta. you could add all these things up. when you combine the gaffes, the poor decisions, the age and sleepiness on the trail, it is a very nasty mix of negatives that is going to drag him down. the only reason is he up right now is because warren and sanders are splitting the left wing vote and he has great name i.d. other than that, i think he is the weakest frontrunner i have ever seen and he might lose iowa and new hampshire and that leaves him with the.

debris that it says is from the drone strikes from saturday the ministry spokesman colonel turkey maliki said a total of $25.00 drones and missiles were launched at 2 or oil installations riyadh's calling the attacks an assault on the international community and says those responsible should be held accountable this attack did not order in a formula. despite your own effort to make it so. their collaboration with their proxy in the region to create this false narrative is clear secondly that that was a lie from the law and was unquestionably sponsor of beit jala this attack was not against the kingdom of soviet article also get aid yeah it wasn't all sold to the international community a deliberate attempt to destroy the global economy and the energy and this thing it was one of prompt to international law and those responsible should be held accountable for their actions mines continued aggregation the sponsorship of terrorist groups and interference anybody time commuters represent dot com and put it to us or. we call we call up one of the international community to acknowledge iran ma

prime minister maliki is highly untrustworthy, mr. president.ough the eyes of iraqis as they took back their country. isis took back 40% of the country. >> mosul is the last battle of iraq war. it's a teaching point. we need to learn from it. there are lessons that apply to afghanistan as well. brian: as much as you want to say we're done, we're out of here, as they say the enemy gets a vote. as you leave there are consequences. you know that as a cia guy. does the american government know that? >> i hope they do. i think administration does that. president trump was very smart to cancel the meeting at camp david with the taliban but we can't criticize the administration negotiating with the taliban, these guys because look, this is how wars end. they enter diplomatic and political negotiations. we can't stay there forever. brian: i appreciate it. look forward to seeing your movie. dan gabriel. it is called, "mosul." we'll see how it plays out through iraqi eyes. >> thanks, maryian williamson made a big splash in the public with her run for pres

. >> i was, i was very convinced that by backing maliki, who had not won the majority of votes, by pulling our troops out, you would set us up as intelligence community accurately predicted we would have to come back in. neil: the president when he praises vladmir putin, even now, do you see vladmir putin as enemy of the united states? >> i do not think vladmir putin has one positive thought about the united states. neil: so would you praise him? >> i don't. i don't praise him. i was not elected by the american people so i don't presume to be speaking for the american people but no, i don't praise him one bit. neil: finally, john mccain, the comments the president made about john mccain in the campaign that he wasn't a hero, that i didn't like the guy, he always spoke his mind. you knew where he was coming from. what did you think of that back and forth? >> i think what we need to do in this country we need to be hard on issues where we need to disagree but we don't need to be hard on each other. john mccain obviously was a friend. i had known him for many years. testified in front of his

guest: let's hear from maliki, arlington, texas, democratic line.ler: i complete joke, it black andner-city hispanic males. most of the time those felony convictions will be towards those individuals. so we disarm those people. it's absolutely laughable to think that we are going to disarm someone who stole a car at 21 and now they are 50 and they can't buy a firearm? the overwhelming majority of these mass shootings are areitted by white males who not mentally ill. the mental illness argument comes in because you don't want criminallyite men is deviant. let's be honest here. the brady bill has no chance of stopping mass killings in this country. white supremacists can purchase guns at any point in time. who stole a car at 21 can't? it's strictly aimed at putting felons in prison and denying them the ability to carry firearms. who's to say that person is a danger right now? no one can foresee what that person does. people have gotten life sentences because they have gotten one felony conviction in the early 20's and now they are still being castigat

sunni and maliki extracted a lot of the professionals out of the military. let those days happen again. and that iranian influence, i think, is there to try to apply that pressure to have iraq pull us out and we have seen that movie before. we don't need to go there again. brian: iraqi people don't want to be dominated by the iranians. also having a presence in afghanistan. the russianst want back as well as china. the personal people need to understand there will be a reaction if we pull everything out. thanks so much general malcolm frost, i appreciate it? >> thank you, brian. brian: still on this show we will talk to donna brazile about tonight's debate and congressman brian mast about everything else congress-related. what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ upbeat music♪ no cover-up spray here. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors in a flowery fog. but febreze air effects eliminates odors. with a 100% natural propellent. it leaves behind a pleasant scent you

general mattis wrote a book trying to explain to you the dangers of this sunni group rising in al maliki'sorruption. why didn't you listen? instead, you got a meandering answer and allowed to get away with it. the one thing when you talk about meandering is how he ended the answer, believe it or not, on iraq. steve: well, he was asked about slavery at one point and he talked about poor schools, and then he talked about a device that a lot of people used to have in their living room. >> play the radio, make sure the television -- excuse me, make sure you have the record player on at night, the phone. make sure the kids hear words. a kid coming from a very poor school -- or very poor background will hear 4 million words fewer spoken by the time they get there. brian: at least he didn't say vic tol victrola. steve: the fact he brought up record player. ainsley: he forgot sony walkman. it was the number two tweet. steve: the president tweeted out or retweeted out an image that actually showed, i believe, the president's head -- or rather joe biden's head there, right there, that's on facebook.