even though jamal khashoggi's will states that he wants to be buried there in the saudi city of medina. soudi authorities to come up with the truth as to what happened. president erdogan said today that he wants to know where the body is, who ordered the killing and the name of the local operative that was apparently used to dispose of the body. he also even described the saudi authorities as childish in their attempts to change the narrative over the last three weeks or so. so still a lot of pressure on saudi arabia to show that they are getting to the bottom of this, that they are revealing how high the order went to kill jamal khashoggi inside the consulate over three weeks ago. mark lowen there. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. in a surprise move, the sri lankan president has appointed his predecessor as the new prime minister. a private television network showed pictures of him being sworn in. the dramatic political development came after the president's party said they were abandoning the governing coalition. the us national security adviser says presid

well medina so yes indeed vladimir putin was here in his summer residence in sochi meeting his egyptian counterpart there was a meeting that was shuttled way in advance but being here among journalists among all the people among all the workers and you know people from the press service and gradually learning about the horrific events in the city of courage well it was absolutely visible of what was visible is how this tragedy overshadowed whatever was the agenda whatever the agenda was of today's meeting and so people they would kind of begin tailoring their questions to the all the high profile guests who were here to learn more about this tragedy to learn mill more about their reactions and so when finally of the vladimir putin came out in front when both leaders came out to the media they both began their statements with offering their condolences to all the relatives of those who lost their loved ones today in that shooting and bombing that in a putin also said that the investigation was ongoing of course and that the public will be the first to learn how to listen. but you know wh

as we go towards the middle of the week we can expect some of that rain to edge over here towards medina so we're going to be watching that very very carefully as we make our way down here towards the southern parts of africa we are looking at very dry conditions across much of the area so the forecast for cape town looks like this we are looking at clear skies a twenty six degrees warmer day for you up here towards johannesburg at thirty and then as we go towards monday it is going to be durban at twenty seven degrees. wish the world innovation summit for health one community of two thousand health care experts innovators and policymakers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal to hopefully a world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. a career reporting to the well doing it here one journalist documents life beyond the headlines. but certain stories can change us feeling like easiest cleaves use to it what you need is just. to change anyone a unique journey into what it means to be human

even though jamal khashoggi's will states that he wants to be buried there in the saudi city of medina. sohe truth as to what happened. president erdogan said today that he wants to know where the body is, who ordered the killing and the name of the local operative that was apparently used to dispose of the body. he also even described the saudi authorities as childish in their attempts to change the narrative over the last three weeks or so. so still a lot of pressure on saudi arabia to show that they are getting to the bottom of this, that they are revealing how high the order went to kill jamal khashoggi inside the consulate over three weeks ago. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. there is certainly a chill in the air this friday evening, and that is going to remain through the weekend. it's going to be cold, it's going to be windy. there'll be a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of those showers heavy and wintry over some hills in the north. as we go through this evening and tonight, many places will keep starry skies overhead. but the wind will blow show

as we go towards the middle of the week we can expect some of that rain to edge over here towards medina so we're going to be watching that very very carefully as we make our way down here towards the southern parts of africa we are looking at very dry conditions across much of the area so the forecast for cape town looks like this we are looking at clear skies a twenty six degrees warmer day for you up here towards johannesburg at thirty and then as we go towards monday it is going to be durban at twenty seven degrees. u.s. citizens obstructed from saving their families as the crisis in yemen worsens some have fled the horror of war only to be entangled in bureaucratic limbo with their lives and dreams of a future court on call. phone lines explores the old two legal effects of trumps immigration policies. between war and the ban on a. challenge your perception. powerful documentaries. that makes up the. debate some discussions you've been out there with the protesters on the streets what are they been telling you. discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the globe. seeme

he did die what he would like to happen is that his body would be returned to his hometown of medina and so do arabia and be buried there that is know something that she thinks will never happen allan thank you allan faith in istanbul force assaying askari is a professor of international business and affairs at george washington university he says an extradition simply won't happen. anyone who knows anything about saudi arabia would tell you that in saudi arabia this is has not happened without the approval and the direct involvement of prince n.b.s. as he's called all that came and put the saudis to send these eighteen men or fifteen men or whatever number outside of saudi arabia they would be losing control of this whole affair because if they keep it in saudi arabia it will have some kind of concocted trial it would not be open it never is open and this will be the end of it and they will come up with something to try to satisfy the world that if they send them to technically they will lose total control and they will be up a creek but turkey also wants to be careful and want something o

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artie's medina court. thank you so much for bringing us the latest . the syrian war has been indiscriminate when it comes to wreaking devastation on people's lives but one tragic story about a thirteen year old girl from aleppo does have a happy ending. i . mean my sister and her two children went outside to buy some things but got caught up in the shell and my sister and her children died and i was taken to hospital as if when we heard the blast i told my wife may god protect the girls from that shell when we went outside to see what damage the blast it cause i saw the children's bodies what remained of them scattered all over the ground. there are not the bottles the russian military visited us they saw sidra and the state she was in they helped us to travel to russia where we've received a very were a welcome all the doctors treated us with care they gave my daughter preset it lacks. i was very scared but the officer even valera which visited me in supported me she brought toys to play together has become a friend of mine. the u.s. secretary of stat

was made public especially i had of the needle needing between minister is so that the timing is not at all accidental medina thank you for breaking down that story for us. a new u.n. report now it's an appalling increase in the number of civilian casualties in afghanistan victims from bombings using improvised explosive devices or i e d's have risen twenty one percent in the last year the us from suicide attacks are even worse forty six percent the report shares the story of a teenager injured in one such attack i was taking part in a cricket match at the time after the game some of the guests were to give speeches but before those got underway i heard an explosion and source smoke i saw my blood and realize i've been injured i started running there was a second explosion and i fell to the ground and lost consciousness it's in human to attack players it's a game it's seventeen years since the start of the us invasion of afghanistan despite the war the taliban has only increased its influence and now controls almost half of the country the director of the u.k. crisis research institute says washington doesn'

the same saying the video is in line with its policies medina cuts nava not delves deeper into the story. working out what torture things as a ride so wrong is no easy task take the controversial american preacher a lawyer can he wrote this i'm not an anti semite an anti termite he wasn't clear enough he even added a video you know what to do. and do semi stop through. termite and not murdered you. because you're so stupid and snotty the first time his fat his feet with such comments but there is no policy violation for twitter which says a crackdown on dehumanizing language has not yet come into effect the company has been quick to pounce on others though reported the doing average thing it can to stop the popular new mean showing liberals as an p.c.'s all that gaming term refer still non playable characters as and background character is preprogrammed to with a limited reactions. there's no need to get far. they're represented by a grey faced generic character with a bland expression the character is meant to represent people who do not think for themselves on a bill of have an internal monologue bearing many similarities to the t

be careful about that as well because so many if pilgrims are willing to go to hard also turkey has the platic missions in saudi arabia including riyadh mecca medina the skin is going turn out to be a retaliation so they want to stay in the diplomatic terms but i can say that they're not so much happy about saudi arabia's collaboration or wave maybe we can call on collaboration. in ankara thank you. let's take you back and remind you of how will this story has unfolded over the past fifteen days jamal khashoggi he went missing shortly after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on october second remember the details he actually went to pick up papers to get married his fiance was waiting outside the next day saudi arabia confirmed he had disappeared but also said that he had left the consulate turkish security sources later revealed they had information he was tortured and killed inside the consulate these allegations were dismissed by the saudis as baseless lies then a week after his disappearance international pressure mounted on saudi arabia the u.s. president donald trump said the base of the punishment if the kingdom was to blame there was

man by calling him the custody of two holy mosques so he imposed the responsibility of the whole most of the world as saudi arabia is the host and medina the whole the city is four four four four four all muslim countries he never mentions mohammad and sound months name but he always pushed king said a man to be after it and to hold a mammoth been sound man accountable and i can show you these newspapers front pages from his speech a survey of the paper say aired on ses the suspects should be tried in a stumble over the premeditated murder of jamal she also. another paper with the with the same subject don calls on king to send some of these suspects yesterday prisons are done made a call that the suspects should be tried in turkey. under an independent investigation and today we heard turkey's justice minister just how often hour ago saying that if the tricks prosecutors have a strong evidence they find a strong evidence or if they have a strong suspicion about the involvement of saudi consul general in istanbul engine mouth jews murder then the prosecutor is allowed to send an invitation and demand the extradition off the saudi consu

so far, no one has been hurt. at the santa cruz police department, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a landmark case against monsanto that led to a big award may be heading for a retrial. a former bay area groundskeeper dewayne johnson has terminal cancer and he says monsanto's roundup weed killer caused it. he said the company failed to warn users about the hazards or respond to his phone calls. in august, a jury awarded johnson $289 million, including $250 million in punitive damages. but yesterday, a san francisco judge said in a tentative ruling that johnson's attorneys failed to produce, quote, clear and convincing evidence of malice or oppression by monsanto. that judge says she will likely throw out the punitive damages. later during a hearing, she also express doubt out separate issue, whether monsanto can be held liable. monsanto's parent company bayer says in a statement: the company continues to believe that the evidence at trial does not support the verdict and the damage award. the jury's verdict was wholly at odds with over 40 years of r across asia are down sharply as investors react to yesterday's sell-of

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mohammed bin soundman for the killing of their newspaper says medina syria close adviser to the crown prince could be cited as being behind it so i'm christian and is live from outside of saudi consulate in istanbul and to go back to the investigation itself or what's the latest on that and. we'll aside from those thorough searches of the consulate behind me and also the consul's residence there has been some activity on the outskirts of istanbul in a forest of the northwest on the european side of the bosphorus and that is a search for unknown. elements effectively and also examination of traffic camera footage and also areas in farming. district not far from the lova in fact in yellow and surrounding areas and also impending these are unknown inquiries but effectively it's the extended part of this very thorough examination which the justice minister had said george a news conference on thursday that he was absolutely convinced that this was a very thorough inquiry a very intensive one even though it had been delayed by what he called multiple agencies and complications in getting permissions for the various work the forensic

so that's why they installed cameras. they did confirm there is one security guard here who is in a different building from where the fire started. >> all right, maria medina live in west oakland, thanks, maria. >>> we just got this video in. those embers, maria mentioned, spreading to homes, blocks away. this helmet cam video shows firefighters breaking down the doors of a burning home on peralta street. you can see what firefighters experienced inside a burning building. flames, they are consuming the ceiling above them. water from their hoses, raining down on them. >> and these are just the latest in a string of suspicious fires at housing construction sites in the east bay, including four dating back to 2016. one of those sites torched twice. in july of 2017, a suspicious fire broke out at a corner of 23rd and valdez streets. two months earlier a six-alarm fire gutted another apartment complex being built on the oakland emeryville border. the same complex burned down in july of 2016. and just a year ago a 41-unit building on lester avenue went up in flames. as for this year, an apartment complex in concord was torched by arsonists back in april. just l

situation and so we really owe it to the folks who rely on us to make sure our employees can really speak the language that we're paying them to use. >> reporter: in san francisco, maria medina, kpix 5. >> with the new recertification rules comes higher pay from $70 to $160 a month. officers can now also be certified in many other languages than before as well as braille and sign language. >>> a chp helicopter crew sprung into action to rescue a climber in mount diablo state park. a 24-year-old man climbing boy scout rocks fell to the ground yesterday afternoon because of the remote location. first responders needed a helicopter to rescue him. hoisting him 80 feet into the air, he was taken to the hospital with a major injury but is expected to survive. >>> those newly installed wildfire cameras in the north bay just made their first big save. this video was shot on tuesday from the new hi-def camera on geyser peak. firefighters were able to zero in on it just minutes after getting reports of smoke in the area. the fire burned just one acre. the camera was installed this month as part of a larger fire prevention network. >>> the smoke was going up pretty fast. >> whoo, yeah.

that's around medina stretching towards riyadh but not quite reaching us there for wednesday and we can expect a few showers then that area of cloud just extends a bit further towards the east so more of us at risk of seeing a few showers as we head through thursday. when the going gets tough. forced to borrow. more patience. but make no mistake. she means business. of the viewfinder. from one of the top stories. president has called the killing of. a brutal and premeditated murder an address to parliament. demanded answers about his death inside. three weeks ago. have met with members of family in riyadh including. on his promise to hold to account anyone found responsible for the death whoever they may be. meeting with the attending a conference to attract foreign investment in saudi arabia dozens of business executives and government leaders plan to attend. saudi arabia has been one of the biggest investors in the u.s. tech industry for years those questions grow because death these times under scrutiny reports from silicon valley. in the aftermath of the killing of jamal khashoggi at the hands of saudi government agents tech companies and their executives are distancing th

streets of medina where he was born and brought up able to basically speak freely speak freely about the kind of challenges that exist politically in the region and certainly all the evidence suggests so far that that voice has been silenced. that bring us the latest that from a stumble thanks very much charles best in the money is from the university of was live in canada she explains why tacky may be limited and it's a bit as he turned best to kate the case. there is no body and without body without some sort of physical evidence it becomes very difficult to lay blame and to really carry out a proper investigation add to that the geo political elements of this and indeed i think we're seeing a lot of posturing and a lot of difficulty and moving investigation forward unfortunately there may be a lot of backroom negotiations going on to smooth things over and it may come at the compromise of finding out the truth turkey is in one of the worst economic situation since the early two thousand and one can't i think ignore the fact that the currency depreciation certainly the inflation situation and of norma's debt at the end of the day i should say turkey owes a great deal of money to a l

so if you're a good king or so it's a very important country it's one of the only arab nation in the cheap twenty it has a big status in the muslim world having much medina if it is it is the king thing of opec it is the country that has crossed at the opec nano alliance of these ten countries it is a major major major you know procurer of goods in the west so the west is every interest of trying to make sure we calm it down because this is a troubled region we don't need we really the last thing we need in the middle east is another trouble spot. definitely can i pick up on the point you make about opec and about oil how important is oil in any relationship you know if the u.s. and saudi arabia are starting to sort of bite back at each other like this can or will be used as a bargaining chip. well yes and you see this a year ago that would not have been the case because a year ago due oil price was very low and think of worried about the huge inventors overhang of about three hundred forty million barrels now markets are tight to actually below the five year to the inventors of the low to fife year o.e.c.d. average so you know every little thing will mo