hand he's a lecturer in international relations at the ultimate bosh university also here in doha mohammed el masri an associate professor. in the media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetize what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is the way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her should be mohamed el masry also here and if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i think as marc just said i think it's going to be a problem you know all the way around and in particular for the turks i think the tur

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mohamed el—erian, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me on.ident trump tweets, "this is the greatest economy in the history of america." do you think the president has been good for the american economy? i think he's right in saying the economy is in a good place. it's not often you get three engines all revving up at the same time, and that's what's happening. consumption based on a strong labour market, business investment based on strong corporate sentiment, and, on top of that, you're getting fiscal spending kicking in as well. yes, the us economy is in a good place. yes, he's made an impact, but what he's done is built on the momentum that was achieved also under barack obama. ok, so the graph, straight—line, continued, but he's done things that have helped the economy? he's done two things in particular that have helped the economy. one is deregulation, and business has really bought into deregulation, and that explains why the willingness to invest has gone up. it's never been about ability, companies had a lot of cash, it's been about

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he's a lecturer in international relations at the ultimate bosh university also here in doha mohammed el masri an associate professor. in the media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetize what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is the way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her should be mohamed el masry also here and if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i think as marc just said i think it's going to be a problem you know all the way around and in particular for the turks i think the tur

ok let's bring in our guests and joining us here and doha mohamed el masry associate professor of journalism at the doha institute for graduate studies and washington d.c. . middle east analyst and columnist and in london since you have bianco senior analyst and research at gulf state and that is my warm welcome to all of you. first of all your reaction what do you make of donald trump statement which very clearly has come directly from the president himself. well what we're seeing is that the president trump is consistent in his trump in rhetoric and he promotes the america first agenda his rhetoric should be understood with and the context of the. american mode at the moment and the american mode whether it is in the media or in the foreign policy establishment or with india congress as that business as usual between the united states and saudi arabia cannot continue and and this path that we have been on the house for the past two years will not no longer be tolerated so president trump was essentially trying to provide rhetorical support for salvaging what is left of the u.s. saudi relat

ok let's bring in our guests joining us here and doha mohamed el masry associate professor of journalism at the doha institute for graduate studies and washington d.c. . middle east analyst and columnist and in london since you have bianco senior analyst and researcher at gulf state and that is a very warm welcome to all of you. first of all your reaction what do you make of donald trump statement which very clearly has come directly from the president himself. well what we're seeing is a president trump is consistent in his trump in rhetoric and he promotes the america first agenda his rhetoric should be understood with and the context of the . american mode at the moment and the american mode whether it is in the media or in the foreign policy establishment or with india congress that business as usual between the united states and saudi arabia cannot continue and and this path that we have been on dow for the past two years will not no longer be tolerated so president trump was essentially trying to provide rhetorical support for salvaging what is left of the u.s. saudi relationship b

diplomatic dealings ok fascinating discussion once again many thanks for joining us all our guests today mohamed el masri. and cynthia bianco and thank you to very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here at five. when online when you're looking at wildlife and how the solutions come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to have long term success or if you join us on sat if you could take me around the content where would you take me you don't have the fed up here experiment with your experiment in the universe this is a dialogue everyone has a voice you actually raise several interesting point there that several of our community members are going to join the global conversation. we know the culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something tha

diplomatic dealings ok fascinating discussion once again many thanks for joining us all our guests today mohamed el masri. and cynthia bianco and thank you to very much for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion do go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story from me laura kyle and the whole team here at five. the chandelier is all staring down at what humanity is done since sales of that no one would ever know how many heroes die just discovered by the body by a it was all of the sims when the shots came from the holiday and you heard correct speakers on the balcony of the hotel really just want to break off because we've had so many top pop that of interest that somehow. war hotels a brand new series coming soon normal jizz era. stories of life. and inspiration. as serious as short documentaries from around the wilds that celebrate the human spirit against the odds. al-jazeera selects gag us. china as a serious shor

ago and it is for sure now that the murder is preplanned also besides the saudi consul general mohamed el table there are three other saudi national employees in the consulate who are named to be deprived suspects of this investigation file so with mohammad a little bit the consul general there are four prime suspects as an employee of the comes late and according to the information again in the investigation those people know those people fled tricky within three days that mohamed el table left turkey and besides that there is a. one of the saudi officials one of the saudi officers in the consulate is named to be linked to the saudi intelligence agency and also that person has traveled to riyadh seventy two hours before jamal arrival and he came back to istanbul to the consulate just before jim out of all the phone conversations also one of one of the employees had a conversation with south as well but of course the technical analysis haven't been completed we will be hearing ok thank you for bringing us the latest there from. on the investigation into jamal hushovd g.'s murder meanwhile

ok let's bring in our guests and joining us here in doha mohamed el masry associate professor of journalism at the doha institute for graduate studies and washington d.c. . middle east analyst and columnist and in london since you have bianco senior analyst and researcher at gulf state and that is my warm welcome to all of you get first of all your reaction what do you make of donald trump statement which very clearly has come directly from the president himself. well what we're seeing is the president trump is consistent in his trump in rhetoric and he promotes the america first agenda his rhetoric should be understood with and the context of the. american mode at the moment and the american mode whether it is in the media or in the foreign policy establishment or with india congress that business as usual between the united states and saudi arabia cannot continue and and this path that we have been on how for the past two years will not no longer be tolerated so president trump was essentially trying to provide rhetorical support for salvaging what is left of the u.s. saudi relationship b

demonstraters smashed car windows and shouted as diplomat mohammed el amadi left the borderfence.n dollars of cash to palestinian civil servants living in gaza, in a measure designed to ease economic hardship. qatar state media says a total of 90million dollars will be distributed over the next six months — to primarily pay for the salaries of officials working for the militant group hamas. germany's chancellor, angela merkel, has warned of a resurgence of anti—semitism in her country, and spoken of a moral duty to resist it. she was speaking at a synagogue in berlin, to mark the 80th anniversary of kristallnacht — the "night of broken glass" — when the nazi state unleashed an orchestrated wave of violence againstjewish homes and businesses. 0ur correspondent caroline wyatt has been hearing from one woman who lived through the horrors of that night. translation: the windows were all smashed in, the pavement was full of glass shards. isaid, "look, daddy, someone‘s broken the shop windows." now, 90 years old, ruth finkelman and was just ten when she witnessed what became known as th

the consul general mohamed el to be in istanbul is named to be the prime suspect of. murder according to the investigation file that we have we have been reporting this for a while he's directly involved but along with him now there are three other saudi nationality employees at the consulate who are named as the prime suspects as well and we have learned that those people have left stumble after mamma the tape be left three days after damascus shook his disappearance also consul general is said to be said to have had three talks with some of those catherine in the private aid and plus he exchanged one e-mail according to the security officials that we have been speaking to but of course the technical analysis are ongoing and until now they haven't been able to figure out what the content of this e-mail is also what the content of this phone conversation is because we are told that when when some of the consul general was talking about south africa danny they were using some cold some secret words that's why the security and the police who were doing technical analysi

ok let's bring in our guests and joining us here and doha mohamed el masry associate professor of journalism at the doha institute for graduate studies and washington d.c. . middle east analyst and columnist and in london since you have bianco senior analyst and researcher at gulf state and that is my warm welcome to all of you. first of all your reaction what do you make of donald trump statement which very clearly has come directly from the president himself. well what we're seeing is that the president trump is consistent in his trump in rhetoric and he promotes the america first agenda his rhetoric should be understood with and the context of the . american mode at the moment and the american mode whether it is in the media or in the foreign policy establishment or with india congress as that business as usual between the united states and saudi arabia cannot continue and and this path that we have been on the house for the past two years will not no longer be tolerated so president trump was essentially trying to provide rhetorical support for salvaging what is left of the u.s. saudi re

from since being detained in saudi arabia ten months ago prince abdullah these been some of been mohamed el saad and his son feldman were last seen entering the royal palace in january a letter has been released showing the french foreign ministry has been asked by the president's office to monitor the situation is going to happen with us now who is the lawyer for prince aoun bin of the disease been someone else saad and an associate of the family he's with us from paris thank you for your time what i mean why have the french government become involved now because i have written to the president of the president michel i already sent also a letter to president donald trump and unfortunately i did not receive any answer from the american president's only friends and president grow he answered to my letter because i tried all the way to release my clients from which i have an access to their fires and to know that you're just against them i mean you know prince abilities and his father prince as he's been with it. but until today i had no one so from the so the sort of the east so that's why

south autonomy a former top aide to the crown prince bahama ten solomon the saudi consul general mohamed el type he is also on that list saudi arabia's taking the death penalty for five people accused of carrying out the murder of. a prosecutor and crown prince mohammed bin solomon was not and located in the killing he says the teen was sent to istanbul to persuade his country to return to riyadh and he was killed by lethal injection when he refused. it a prime minister theresa may has them grow old at the house of commons over a trap wrexham deal that she and her cabinet have agreed to two cabinet ministers have resigned though including the bricks that secretary. mr speaker the choice is clear we can choose to leave with no deal we can risk no bricks it to school and we can shoot. for all we can choose to unite and support the best deal it can be to get a seat. back said conservative m.p. caprice mog has a question for no confidence in the british prime minister and leadership contests will be triggered if a total of forty eight conservative m.p.'s write similar letters he says he thinks

as soon as muster last month landed in istanbul he had a lot of phone contacts phone calls with mohamed el for zones employees while metal for example was the owner of that villa and who is known to be one of the very rich families close of the royal family simcoe silly with that update from her thank you . now saudi arabia's crown prince meanwhile is due in egypt part of his first foreign to us since the murder of jamal khashoggi mohammed bin salman met the king of bahrain on sunday journalists in tunisia though demonstrating against his planned arrival that's on tuesday activists have even started a legal challenge to stop his visit because of their revulsion at the killing of shoji we're going to talk to my own bashara about this our senior political analyst in london that's quite something isn't my one that these journalists and i suspect other members of society into his ear making a public stand against mohamed been someone you're so there's nothing to be shocked about that right certainly the tunisian sort of gone through the revolutions relatively successfully and were able to rebo

a company and the other one belongs to al for some company owned by mohamed el falls on the important details is that the saudi turkish prosecutor had a press statement saying that the saudi intelligence men. abu hussein who is one of the members of the fifteen is squad fifteen hit squad has called the longer of. a full sun one day before damascus shook his murder and especially according to the turkish prosecutor's office and the turkish police as soon as a monster or spawn of hussein arrived in turkey one day before damascus should just murder on october the first at four pm thirteen past four pm he immediately began talking with mohamed metaphor sounds to employees and team members in turkey and. the turkish police actually followed up the digital footprint standard telephone the movements and the servers and everything and according to the airport placards these papers show the highlighted blue points blue lines show that months are all small i arrived in turkey on october the first at around four pm and he left turkey on for on october the second on the day job after ship two was

solution to the conflict ensure the wearing parties make it to the negotiating table this time around mohammed el baradei al-jazeera time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back. we will no longer appease dictators and despots near our shores for us threatens more sanctions against what it calls the troika of tyranny in latin america. and all to make one of australia's best known sculpture festivals turn twenty one more on that stay with us. from coup brisk noise and fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. head of the remains of what was typhoon u two and is now tropical storm or less really visible but basically it's just a massive cloud producing heavy rain and it's slow moving heavy straight i've seen it in the small island there in the southern tip of taiwan but really this should be something on the mainland of china through fujian in particular of the next twenty four hours and then the thing disperses completely visit so far i see no reports but expects some flooding from as well and then you end up the fine if you picture on saturday which extends right the way up

we had mohamed el-erian talk about this war he is going ahead at the moment.ing forces, we have a chart that shows the index has failed to break through a key technical level because of this. you have very favorable u.s. growth. on the other hand you have concerns about a slowdown in europe and more importantly about china's growth and the government shoring up this economy, the central bank has said it is going to do profound changes. you have all these things going on and you throw in the fed. we have u.s. consumer price data coming out tomorrow. that will be interesting to see how this debate is playing out between traders and investors in terms of what the fed will do in terms of their intentions. with all things going, we are looking at definitely more volatility into this week and probably into the end of the year. shery: plenty to be worried about. why is this investor bullish with risk assets going into next year? aberdeen assets still overweight. they stillterday like risk assets. in fact it is overweight global equities going into 2019. the reason in

talk oil we have dan juergen here, the man behind the prize he's all things oil for us we have mohamed el at the top of the 7:00 hour we will talk about markets and where things are headed. it is giving tuesday i don't know what you plan on giving, but dave gilboa will be here, the founder of warby parker for every pair of glasses you get, they give we'll talk about that and that trend and where things are going there. we have alec azar, we'll talk healthcare with him. drug prices. then a bit later the whole debate about amazon in new york. long island city taxes. the incentive programs we have the person behind so much of it, alicia glen will be here from the new york city deputy mayor's office. she was the point person behind this in many cases finally we will talk about bitcoin, cryptocurrencies and the continued volatility, if not price drops with that. barry silver will be here, a man who has made quite a lot of money, but has -- we'll see where he stands these days on bitcoin. that's what we got and the -- this is in my ear, can you see it >> i can see it. >> this is what they call

mohamed aly el-erian. you can follow the conversation and joined the debate by going to our markets blog. , dr. mohamed aly el-erian stays with us. we will talk about the elections and bring you the latest from the key races with special guests including the dnc chair tom perez. special coverage on the midterms tonight. this is bloomberg. up next, we talk africa, natural resources. this is bloomberg. ♪ president trump: these guys are making a fortune because of me. it is true. whoever heard of midterms? ,o one knows when midterm is but you have to go vote. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." the francine lacqua here at bloomberg new economy foreign. i am excited to talk to our next guest. african leaders are working on a free-trade agreement to cover the continent. ghana and kenya were the first to ratify the deal. they will eventually create a trade block with a gross product of more than $3 trillion. alhaji aliko dangote joins me right now. a little for making bit of time to speak to bloomberg t

but it will no longer be available to anyone who wants to deal with iran what does not speak to mohamed el salami he's an iranian columnist his live from tehran thank you very much for being with us so we have more than seven hundred individuals entities vessels aircraft major banks oil exporters shipping companies that are on the sanctions list what impact do you see these measures having on the way iran functions on the people and on the government do you think your country can survive these sanctions. we thank you for having me on the program or inputs i would say that it is more than a year and you know enough to shovel thinking about these the present trombones through . ignored international doing to ignored in the. terms of the recession europe though it isn't it would be hard but it is not impossible for to so or if we don't have the or a circle provider of all in the international market and we do know we do have our special ways to import oil in addition to what you heard about european oficial that they are going to have some kind of s.p.v. special period persuade people that th

well there are some new details as i said for instance the consul general mohamed el al t.v. has been named as the prime suspect of this investigation file because he was directly involved now we learned that there are three other saudi national consulate employees who are named as prime suspects as well and they are all in all four including the consul general are directly involved in to murder the investigation says and again according to the file consul general had three form talks with some of the catatonically plus exchange one e-mail with him but as i said since the technical analysis or ongoing the content of this e-mail is that known and when we spoke to it when i spoke to the official sources they told me that all this information was gathered by the digital footprints digital findings plus the movements of those fifteen men in the square saw they are doing a very deep research they are and their allies analyzing every detail that they have but i'm told that when the consul general was speaking to south the cast tell me the conversation included some cold sick with n

statements today reported that they had a contact one day before the killing and the company and mohamed el full sun. is known to have a company established in turkey in two thousand and sixteen late two thousand and sixteen which has been it active in financial records which means it was an empty company also we reached out to people who worked for him who worked for alpha zones company we are told that all saudi employees left turkey after jim marcus shipped to was murdered also another employee you employee was also known to have lacked for realit they all turned off all the all the mobile phones they cancelled all the same cars so it seems they don't want to leave any trace behind and they don't want to leave any people behind who have contacted monsoreau smarm cynicus over the latest from ankara cinemas think you. still to come here on the program she's formed an agreement with the european union but can the british prime minister to resign may get politicians back home to back her breck's a deal and the film world says goodbye to better not of the better she one of cinema's most darin

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relates to that president meeting potentially with -- xi jinping of china to talk about trade deal mohamed elows down puts u.s. even more prime position into talks, with china, and he seem to think we have continued upper hand in dispute. >> u.s. best game in town look around the world. >> -- i share. >> even better than that, we have unemployment here record lows, we have wage growth for the first time in a dictated where we saw 3. % number we haven't that in ten years great for unskilled labor means average uservice consumer has to be feeling better we have gasoline prices, really pretty attractive i think 2.592.69 gallon based on what we have seen drop of oil as we go into holidays so that should bode pretty well for retailers, who are well positioned, and i liked what guess said from debuti guggen heimer worried about revenue miss. >> not at all same store seas in u.s. cranking saw it with digital properties. >> made an investment, in digital they have bricks-and-mortar to back it up. >> important to note that it is indicative of the u.s. economys consumer versus what we are seeing in ter

they agree to not raise tariffs to 25% or put those tariffs on the additional -- >> or the 75% mohamed elrian pr probable whe probab probable -- problability where they change a couple things. >> i don't think trump is in line to accept this. >> i think insecentives are in line for trump to take an agreement. there's not the political incentive to keep hammering china. the rally in stocks is a badge of honor for the president the economic growth is as well i think that at least -- at the very least his economic advisers are telling him if you jack up tariffs from 10% to 25% and put tariffs on themaining 100% o shipments from china to the u.s. will cause inflation and which will jerome powell to raise rates. so the incentives are in line to get to an agreement on both sides. >> ryan, are you thinking about trump and xi and how they approach each other? what do you think? >> absolutely. here at lpl research we think g20 later this month, there's a good chance of some resolution there. next year is pre-election year you look -- >> we have an election coming up >> exactly usually markets do q

. >> mohamed el-erian said that. >> hopefully with this comment he's saying there's some resolution tot at 10% level or less rather than going to the 25% level. >> that's what most market watchers think now, if this is not a negotiation, you have to have people rethink things >> i don't remember a binary event in the market. every move has not really been around the fed this time everything that has been a big move the last few weeks has been around tariffs >> you're talking about the g20 meeting this weekend >> and all he has to say is it went well. all he has to say is our meeting went well and the markets will be happy >> my real worry, you set this whole thing up everybody knows this is coming it almost is built for something positive to at least appear to come out on monday morning or over the weekend in a positive way. the markets then rally on whatever this news is that everybody is singing kumbaya, and then on wednesday people say i'm not sure what really happened >> i agree but comparing it to the fed -- >> by the way, worst-case scenario could happen, you don't know >> where

these all the foreign minister denied that crown prince mohammed bin solomon had any involvement in the death toll in california's wildfires in el stands at fifty nine with authorities warning that one hundred thirty people remain missing thousands of firefighters are still battling blazes in the north and south of the state there with already say they are slowly gaining the upper hand. seven united nations peacekeepers have been killed ten wounded in the democratic republic of congo the peacekeepers were taking part in a joint operation against rebels close to the city of beni in north kivu province along with the country's armed forces. africa's fastest train line has just been opened in morocco by the king and the french president you see the my fair the two hundred kilometer stretch connects the country's two main commercial hubs tangier and casablanca and it was partly funded by the french government it will slash journey times from five hours to just over two. and the european court of human rights has ruled against russia in a case brought by opposition activists alexina of all the judges in stross berg sided with an evol

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that audio recording supplied by turkey do not link saudi crown prince mohammed bin saw none to the crime. and the man known as el chapo one of the world's most notorious drug lords is going on trial in the u.s. . is accused of being the head of a similar consul once the main supplier of illegal drugs to america is a skate from prison in mexico twice and was extradited to the us president truong donald trump has launched a twitter attack on the french president. approval rating is out of his plans for european army and criticised french tariffs on american one. those are your headlines news continues here on al-jazeera that's off the lifelines stay with us. there are those who dream of the possibilities of the world free of the ancient diseases that keep millions in politics. and for those who strive to make that dream a reality their quest is on the brink of nature. and. india still accounts for more than half of the global leprosy cases with over one hundred thirty thousand new cases each year. in spite of this in two thousand and five the indian government announced that it had eliminated leprosy we have an i

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primeros seis lugares de la tabla está el francés, harry king lo sigue con está por encima de neymar que está por 3 millones de euro por detrás del inglés lo sigue mohamede que la justicia brasileña le quitara el pasaporte y a su hermano por no pagar una deuda, se descubrió la situación económica del jugador en un reportaje de gol asegura que para cobrarse la multa la fiscalía brasileña tuvo que intervenir sus cuentas de los bancos de brasil entre todas había menos de euros, la cantidad que obviamente para hacer frente las multas no es suficiente, esta deuda tiene más de 2 millones de euros >>> el motivo por la e 1 es to lo que te tengo de momento nos esperó más adelante en deportes con lo sucedido la jornada >>> muchas gracias, estuvieron detenidos, fueron enviados a su país de origen >>> policías de campo destituyen a su jefe y los sacan empujones de la corporación >>> comentarios demócratas realiza cientos de llamadas en santa clara para trata de que los electores salgan a votar antes de que cierren las urnas con los detalles en solo minutos >>> estamos celebrando nuestro quinto aniversario en torneos de gratis, un premio mayor de hasta 10,000 en efe

arnold a statue will it seems liverpool star mohamed salah has been given the same treatment this sculpture has been unveiled in the gyptian city of sharm el shaikh now the artist sold gyptian media that she created the stunt she because solace stood as a symbol of excellence for us and she says how all work is distinguished but not everyone on social media agrees take a look at this print initially thought that most alice statue reminded him of disco legend leo sayer but now he's convinced it's been released to commemorate folk great art garfunkel who turns seventy seven today or perhaps you're a fan of the one nine hundred ninety holly wood film home alone the statue might remind you of mall one of the burglars there now this draws a parallel between the statue of beavis friend of butthead of course from the ninety's animated show on m.t.v. but if it gives you give it some context in a liverpool shirt and then jay says in his tweet that the new most silas statue looks great all right we can tweet me your thoughts at joey gusher oscar peter will be back with more one thousand nine hundred seventy but for now it's back to lisbon joe thank

president abdel fattah el-sisi and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have both reached out to senior officials in the trumpet ministration they reported to have said that mohammed bin salmond's an important strategic partner in the region . the eiffel tower in paris went dark on the eve of the international day to end impunity of a crimes against journalists the landmark lowered its lights to on a press freedom to highlight crimes against journalists comes nearly a month to the day of the shelties killing. well following the murder of spotlights now on how much money saudi arabia spends in the u.s. trying to buy influence in both politics and education some universities are now considering whether to cut ties with riyadh logical hane has more from washington. this is the university of new haven in the state of connecticut not the most scenic campus or the most well known but it is now drawing nationwide media attention for its relationship to saudi arabia it has a partnership to train saudi arabia security officers executive director of the middle east crisis committee stanley heller says his group protested when the deal was announced two years ago we were app

meeting but the jamal el sheil reports mom had been salmond's because it did lead to protests on the streets achiness. you are not welcome that is the message to prime prince mohammed bin said man from poll testers in can use use capital they gathered in the center of the city with banners impact cards denouncing the visits of the saudi royal amount they believe to be a war criminal and an enemy of democracy with the murder of journalist or monica shook she still fresh in people's minds and the war in yemen putting people almost on a daily basis hundreds of chinese you can see they felt the need to demonstrate against bin some. we're against mohammed bin so monsour visit to referee. to free to democratic tendency and he has deprived his people of democracy he's a natural. he's a butcher he kills his people he speaks for the palestinian cause and he kills human rights he simply some women activists and really just scholars he's not well . many people in tunisia a few of the purpose of this visit is to help legitimize the crown prince after he appeared to be isolated by parts of the international community after official g.'s murder images like this arguably stronger