brought tears to the eyes of president macky of argentina applause from some of the other leaders mohammed bin selman is there as well they are now at dinner the world leaders will be mixed up various tables which means that people will have to have a conversation with mohamed bin selman and that's interesting because before this event there was speculation that he might be treated as a pariah as an outcast well i think it's fair to say that the greeting you got from other world leaders here and you know as ours was a mixed one. there are diplomatic protocols so the saudi crown prince was welcome to the g twenty but his daily won't be as full as normal the saudi foreign ministry quickly tweeting oh pictures of mohammed bin salman talking to other world leaders keen to show he's not been isolated or ignored the french president had a brief exchange at one point complaining in english that the crown prince doesn't listen to him i will listen of course you know why. his team says he raised the war in yemen and the murder of jamal khashoggi and he urged international experts to be part of the investigati

when asked if that included mohammed bin selman's relationship with jared kushner, the office would onlyy nothing specific has been determined but nothing is off the table. this evening kushner addressed jamal khashoggi's murder. >> the intelligence agencies are making their assessments, we are working to make sure there is justice where that should be. we are focused on the broader region which is figuring out how to bring a deal together between israelis and palestinians. >> reporter: the new york times supported kushner are for the crown prince advice about how to weather the storm of jamal khashoggi's murder, kushner is the crown prince's most important defend her in the white house. mike pompeo says the administration would consider further punishment against saudi arabia if more facts about jamal khashoggi's murder surfaced but in congress several top democrats and republicans are convinced mohammed bin selman ordered jamal khashoggi's killing, to cut american arms sales to saudi arabia and rollback us support to the saudi coalition in yemen. >> we should not reward them for their

i agree with morgan that mohammed bin selman was very naughty in 2018 and has discredited himself inay that is very lasting and although i would never put him on the same level i will hand a lump of coal to our own president because i think over the course of 2018 he has continued to be a gratuitously disruptive, made misstatements, insulted people right and left and in november it didn't produce the results. it and losing for the republican party. maybe he will have a better 2019. >> my gift the washington capitals, my lump of coal, and there's always next year. bret and his family onset with holiday agreements. with their unique holiday greeting. not long ago, ronda started here. and then, more jobs began to appear. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights o

developments the saudi crown prince has left martini after a short visit and is on his way to algeria mohammed bin selman was greeted by president mohammed old abdel aziz in the martini capital a lot shot is present spawn demonstrations linked to his alleged involvement in the show to have been protests against the crown prince cheering several stops of his overseas tool we have democratic side is a bank audience as washington needs to strike a balance between accountability for mudda and maintaining a relationship with reality there is no doubt in my mind that the crown prince understood what was happening in turkey and was a very much involved in that we cannot allow that type of conduct to go unchallenged our strength american foreign policy the values that we stand for and what happened in turkey just. affects all of our core beliefs the united states has to have a pretty strong position on it and we have to demand that there be accountability that does not mean we can't continue to have a strategic relationship with the kingdom of saudi arabia they need america it's more important for that relations

administration the secretary of state the defense secretary said there was really no hard evidence that mohamed bin selman was in any way complicit the fact that these senators are now saying the cia director gina housefull says there's zero chance that might have been someone was not involved in the killing of. is certainly notable what this does folly is this puts pressure on the administration at a time when it is trying to preserve the ties that have been in place for decades this is a u.s. congress that we should point out holds the purse strings can cut off funding for the u.s. support for the saudi led coalition in yemen for example and is starting that incremental process to do so now where does this head from here well it goes to the house with it i mean well once it's passed in the senate that still has to come up for a vote it would have to go to the house which will be democratically controlled in january so the chances of it passing in that chamber also very strong but it also has to go to the president's desk donald trump or he has to sign it there may be some reluctance there but at the sam

. >> reporter: cia director gina haspel is convinced mohammed bin selman is responsible for jamal khashoggi'ser. >> i have 0 question in my mind the crown prince ordered the killing, monitor the killing, knew exactly what was happening, planned it in advance, in front of a jury would be convicted. heather: >> reporter: gina haspel brief democrats on national security committee's. >> only a strong response by the united states will send a clear and unequivocal message that such actions are not acceptable on the world stage. >> reporter: senators are considering limiting support for this article is in fighting in human, advancing a measure last week to do just that. some are requesting more sanctions for cutting arms sales to saudi arabia, pushing to maintain the us saudi relationship, top administration officials stress a different take on the cia's intelligence. >> we do not have a smoking gun. for the last 24 hours i have seen all the intelligence we have. we do not have a smoking gun that the crown prince was involved. >> reporter: the trump administration to the us saudi relationship is vi

was so concerned with what was happening in saudi arabia particularly with the crown prince mohammed bin selman that he wanted to do more than just write and be a critic from a distance he wanted to help fund this so called electric army and that involves sending sim cards to young saudi arabian so that they could post on social media without being traced the fellow dissident in canada this these messages were going backwards and forwards for months and months but when he finally revealed that they had been hacked using israeli military grade spy where everything changed at that point because the dissident in canada was then contacted by saudi arabian officials he was secretly can record about ten hours of conversations and at one point he said jamal khashoggi told him in no uncertain terms should you meet these people anywhere but in a public place and the canadian dissident thinks that advice may well have saved his life but on the flip side of that he also now feels guilty for jamal khashoggi is death because he believes a saudi arabian government got hold of these four hundred messages and

has any policy could be changed by a telephone call between president trump and his friend mohamed bin selman. so i don't think you can look to external intervention or external influence to bring anything to an end one of the problems with the u.s. proposing to lift sanctions on the khartoum is that there has been an insistence on an improvement of the human rights situation and in the particular in insistence on the improvement of religious freedom this isn't happening so. certainly there are voices in congress that will prevent the united states from really. trying to throw a lifeline to to be sheer but whether there will be anything in the coming out of the us that would have a positive impact on the internal politics of sudan i doubt that very much at this point as a what do you say is happening next. sit down. again and they said all the scenarios are expected. it depends on if the protests continue and i think they well i expect. i think i mean to do for cost because it is not the working days whodunits not like yesterday did not like the deal before. new it is actually there is a demo

the us president donald trump has reiterated his support for the saudi crown prince and says mohammed bin selman is quotes very strongly in power the director of the cia gina housefull is due to brief leaders of the house of representatives in a few hours time about the murder of jamal. u.s. president and democratic leaders of spot in front of the media over plans to build a wall along the border with mexico mr trump has threatened a government shutdown if the new budget does not include money for the wall which he has repeatedly promised to build there are no folks in the house a majority vote for a wall no matter where you actually write if i ever needed the votes for the wall in the house i would have them in one session and it will be done for them it doesn't help because we did ten democrats and actually putting on their first brigade on the go shave let me ask you this just and we're doing this in a very friendly manner it doesn't help for me to take a vote in the house where i will win easily with the republicans on it doesn't help to take the advice because i'm not going to get the vote

has any policy could be changed by a telephone call between president trump and his friend mohamed bin selman. so i don't think you can look to external intervention or external influence to bring anything to an end one of the problems with the u.s. proposing to lift sanctions on the khartoum is that there has been an insistence on an improvement of the human rights situation and then the particular him insistence on the improvement of religious freedom this isn't happening so. certainly there are voices in congress that will prevent the united states from really. trying to throw a lifeline to to be sheer but whether there will be anything in the coming out of the us that would have a positive impact on the internal politics of sudan i doubt that very much at this point as a what do you say is happening next. and sit down. again and they said all the scenarios are expected. it depends on if the protests continue and i think they well i expect me intervene i think i mean today of course because it is not the working days whodunits not like yesterday did not like the deal before. new it is actu

that would not sanction saudi arabia as many had hoped for or even point directly condemning mohamed bin selman for the killing of. the conclusion of the cia but instead at least recognizing. calling for a ceasing of aggression in yemen calling for a halt to the blockade in qatar and also to stop the jailing of human rights activists in saudi arabia so a lot of focus on the case of shows she whether it's time magazine or whether it's on capitol hill there really is a continue push to re-examine the relationship between saudi arabia and the united states and what are the what are u.s. senate is really hoping to accomplish to be here because as you say this is a non-binding vote is it essentially just symbolic. it is symbolic but in many ways it's not given the fact that there are co-equal branches of government in the united states the white house is one of those branches the other is the legislation of the congress and of course there also is the judiciary all have equal weight what we see here is a frustration among senior senators who feel that donald trump continuing to allow the saudi crown

the things which were said lindsey graham speaking about mohammed bin someone the crown prince said m.b.'s that since he's refers to mohammed selman is a wrecking ball complicit in the murder to the highest level possible his behavior was beyond disturbing i cannot see him being a reliable partner if saudi arabia is in the hands of this man then i find it difficult to do they will do business with them i think he's crazy he's dangerous he has put the relationship at risk incredibly strong language against muhammad bin salmon but also strong language against the trumpet ministration and that came from senator bob corker as well who was saying the administration the trumpet ministration has spoken to this in a manner that has given muhammad been some an immunity they know he ordered it they know he killed him and the president should just come out and actually say that let's run through some of this with mike hanna our correspondent on capitol hill who's been listening along. i made the point a little bit earlier mike that these are the strongest voices these are the senators who want to be heard this is typical of the type of comme

taken against the saudi crown prince for the killing of jamal khashoggi senators of blame to mohamed bin selman for the murder of the journalist who would have been within the us those fifteen people of saudi arabia did so under the command in the direction of the m.b.a.'s who had been focusing them because he as a critic for two years he's rendition people he's taken people from other countries saudi citizens brought him back to saudi arabia arabia to use them this is a pattern for him he did it he knew about it could happen without his knowledge i'm not going to forgive it big deal we need to come down hard because if we don't we're opening up pandora's box there seems to be relative calm in the yemeni port city of her data a day after a cease fire agreement was briefly broken video on who c.t.v. appears to show airstrikes by the saudi u.a.e. coalition on friday witnesses say at least one woman was killed and another two was severely injured a cease fire for the city was announced following talks in sweden on thursday. those are the headlines i'll be back here with an update after people and