i think the issue with jamal is that the mohamed bin samon was didn't recognize that mohamed jamal it was too well connected he knew too many people he was friends with too many people thanks to the saudis for for many years the saudis had funded him he knew everyone he didn't bite people to saudi arabia he you know people felt they couldn't be quiet after he went missing because they would look like fools and then on and then i think in addition to that the divisions in the united states made it even worse for mohamed bin salamone because many people are attacking trump and they're using one have been sounding more in order to attack exactly so i think if there was a different president we wouldn't have this situation you know sharmeen i mean a it's a really obvious thing to to address here i mean might pump a. as i understand is now in riyadh now the crown prince is the nominal leader of the country or i should say the family of the royal family. if he was involved and had knowledge of this then he was involved in a murder if he didn't know well then it's just as bad so he has rogue

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yet an idea with the aggressive rise of mohammed bin salman, the aggressive policies of mohammed bin salman, and the hypocrisy to buy into this concept that mohammed bin salman was a reformer when in fact activists have been calling for it being arrested while the world was upholding them for somehow allowing women to drive as being some sort of emancipation of women that some of the u.s. media were calling it. it is those things that maybe put him on the radar. so it seems going after him that the saudi regime and the saudi current system under the rulership of mohammed bin salman is not even willing to have principal voices or even independent voices from within that are loan opposition voices. if you are to consider there are some genuine activists who are in the united kingdom and the united states, australia, and other countries, imagine what kind of fate could default them. as you mentioned, you have these pictures of mike pompeo smiling and laughing with crown prince mohammed bin salman, knowing full well that was intelligence is aware of the information turkish intelligence a

it's also business as usual for mohamed bin solomon is that he has to as i pointed out this is a future. investment initiative he needs to try to deflect as much as i mean this is sort of a master class and deflection of address the question do you think and now look at how great the region didn't look at how great the country is doing and everyone applauds for him. absolutely what would have been really good had he come up with a regional plan we for this conference to succeed it needs some big ideas big regional ideas starting by the conciliation of certain issues offering developmental opportunities and i hope this is what they will be discussing in details later on south america for now thank you very much we're just looking at pictures from the future investment initiative in riyadh the conference where we have seen and heard for the first time the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed been some address the issue of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he talked about it and just to reiterate again for those of you just joining us he talked about it being painful and unjustified an

since is debut on the world stage it's been a rapid rise for saudi crown prince mohammed bin samon in two thousand and fifteen seemingly out of nowhere the twenty nine year old favorite son of saudi arabia's king solomon been up to lizzie's was appointed defense minister he became chief architect of saudi arabia's military intervention in yemen a campaign of aerial bombardment that has helped create what the un calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world human rights organizations accuse the saudi led coalition of bombing civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in saudi arabia where most of the population is under thirty been so man has been heralded as a man who would bring much needed economic and social reforms but that's changed in recent months however no hell of a sermon with with the with general how it's come about at a time when reforms have been slowing down he gave women the right to drive but imprison women activists there are still many reforms that have been take been very slow in implementing in saudi arabia and people quite frankly have run out of patience

so there is no doubt that these gentlemen have direct links with the mohamed if mohammed bin some on is not a voyeur of any of this incident or preplanned murder the wife come soon right to which the ball is moving more times in just a couple of hours so these are the questions to be answered now richelle many many questions still remains and casella thank you so much. and just a bit ago we heard from president donald trump pedicle hane joins me live from washington with more on that he said a while.

spite trump's lack of satisfaction is treasury secretary steve menuhin meets with the crown prince mohammed bin sultan. and all. of the one president prepares to reveal exactly what and chris says happened to jim our social g. m sam he's a dad and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. celebrations in cameroon president paul be away in seven. in just a few hours president project time voted on is expected to reveal exactly what turkish investigators say happened. inside the saudi consulate in istanbul exactly three weeks ago separately the white house has dispatched the director of the cia to look into the investigation of the death of the saudi journalist the us president thinks question killing was quote plots gone awry but donald trump says he's still not satisfied with the saudi explanation that. was killed during a fight despite the furor over the killing u.s. treasury secretary steve menuhin met with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman in riyadh and he was to. talking about terrorism but the case was raised but who can though is staying away along with a host of oth

because he wasn't close to the new guard that came with mohammed bin salman.romfore, he was banned writing. he was suspended. and until, suddenly, he appeared in washington and started writing for "the washington post." so my guess is jamal khashoggi should not be regarded as an opposition figure, as a dissident. he is a defector from within the corridors of power of the saudi regime, and he moved to washington, which really worried the saudis i think because simply he is close to the patron -- the protectors of the saudi regime. let's not forget that saudi arabia depends for its security on the u.s. therefore, he began to write critically of the time of mohammed bin salman and his reform. not all of them. he appreciated some of them. for example, giving women the right to drive, introducing cinema and theater in saudi arabia. havee was desperate to freedom of speech and saudi arabia as a journalist. for arted writing different audience, and english speaking audience, which probably worried the saudi khashoggi knows too much perhaps, and they did not want this

trajectory in terms of where he's been able to reach or is purely linked to crown prince mohammed bin some money or people are saying is that anything that he has done would only have happened because of crown prince mohamed bin some months order he doesn't have the luxury to think or to decide by himself because of the fact that he is not royalty erdogan made sure in his speech was he didn't he gave his blessings or still his approval to the king consignment saying that there's nothing between no hard feelings between those two individuals he didn't mention crown prince mohammed bin solomon and therefore that in itself is seen inadvertently as him still pointing the finger to the crown prince you know that was a very interesting point ok jamal for the moment thanks very much joining us there from istanbul as kosovan out of washington d.c. there we can join kimberly hull kits and kimberly edouard made very clear in his speech that this was he believes a plan that he knows to be a planned been planned operation from the beginning so how does that fits in with the u.s. president's line

spy trumps dissatisfaction is treasury secretary meets with crown prince mohammed bin in riyadh. and all eyes turn to roger talk about who won so to president prepares to reveal exactly what ankara says happened to jim out. sammy's a dan this is al jazeera live from so coming up celebrations in cameroon as president paul b. wins and. in just a few hours president. is expected to reveal exactly what to say happened to inside the saudi consulate in istanbul exactly three weeks ago separately the white house has dispatched the director of the cia to turkey to look into the vast again of the death of the saudi journalist the us president thinks killing was quote a plot gone iran. says he still don't satisfied with the saudi explanation. was killed during a fight. despite the furor over the killing u.s. treasury secretary stephen met with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell man in riyadh they discussed terrorism funding for the shoji case was also raised new can though is staying away along with a host of other big names from bin sound man's showpiece investment conference to sta

mike pompei o is now in riyadh he first met king solomon before sitting down with the crown prince mohammed bin sultan on the washington post is reporting that u.s. intelligence services intercepted evidence which shows the crown prince personally ordered an operation to detain donald trump has talked of killers and media reports say the saudis are considering a statement saying he was killed when an interrogation went wrong all this is the un's human rights chief calls for the lifting of diplomatic immunity for saudi consular staff to allow a full investigation. in view of the seriousness of the situation surrounding the disappearance of mystical shortly the high commissioner believes the inviolability or immunity of the relevant premises and officials bestowed by treaties such as the one thousand nine hundred sixty three vienna convention on consular relations should be waived immediately. under international law both of force disappearance and an extrajudicial killing are very serious crimes and immunity should not be used to impede investigations into what happened and who was responsib

volatile crown prince mohammed bin. service that strategic objective or rather forms an obstacle to it and within the united states for example. it's been pretty clear for some time that the professionals if you will in the state department and the cia and in the defense of establishment have their reservations about muhammad been sent down from the very outset but what you had with. the coming of the trumpet ministration as a saudi american relations have become almost a function of a personal relationship between the president's son in law and cushion or and crown prince mohammed bin send money and i think what we may be seeing now at least here in the united states is an attempt by the professionals to reclaim a role in that relationship now this is complicated because in the meantime mohammed bin seven has managed to establish absolute and bra. old power and to you as a man is to weaken. and the alternative power centers whether other branches of the family or or of the security forces and so on and so i think this

little bit on this now to talk about the implications of this have for the united states and for mohammed bin sandman now u.s. president donald trump criticized the rush to condemn saudi leaders in an interview with the associated press he said well i think we have to find out what happened first you know here we go again with your guilty until proven innocent i don't like that we just went through that with justice cavanagh and he was innocent all the way so i was unconcerned of us republican senator lindsey graham is accusing crown prince mohammed bin sandman of ordering the journalists murder. well i know this nothing happens in saudi arabia without knowing it who's india he's the thirty three year old crown prince who jumped over other people he's the son of the existing king and i think he's in a bad track i can never do business with saudi arabia again until we get this behind this what does that mean it means i'm not going back to saudi arabia as long as this guy is in charge so you're still in the crown prince has to leave this up to them but i'm not going to i've been their bigge

he even wished mohammed bin salman to succeed. in my interview, i went as far and i told jamal, even privately and during the interview, i said, you would be a perfect adviser to this crown prince. and he said, and that t was his answer "he would do it." he wants his country to succeed. that is the only home he loved and cared about, and he felt deeply committed to the saudi people, specially poor and humble people, but also to his country. that is the only place where he was craving to go back and live under different circumstances. i did not publish the interview at the time because when we were talking off the record, i since t feared for his life. -- i since he feared for his life. this will stop the first attempt to learn him in the embassy. he met with diplomats and the news came out recently in washington, d.c. they're all trying to be very kind to him and very gracious. they were all inviting him to go back. i don't think he fell in love and really wanted to get married. he never in his wildest dream thought he would go an

can saudi arabia get away with murder the kingdom continues to deny crown prince mohammed bin cell man ordered. killing turkey's president is promising to reveal the quote naked truth about what happened in istanbul can the saudis be pressured to hold a credible investigation this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm piece adultery the naked truth about the killing of jamal khashoggi turkey's president is vowing to reveal ole on tuesday three weeks in and this will be the first official release of the details on officially turkey's sources have repeatedly leaked gruesome accounts of how the journalist was killed and his body dismembered three weeks ago he was missing for two weeks before saudi leaders eventually admitted his killing by mistake inside the consulate in istanbul their story has changed since then the phrase rogue operation is the latest what isn't changing is the kingdom's insistence that the crown prince mohammed bin cell man did not order any killing as the international outcry continues critics are skeptical that the heir apparent didn't know anything

actually booked on the his name on these jets belong to a company that was commandeered by prince mohammed bin saddam and if you guys remember this whole anti corruption crackdown when he rounded up all these princes and billionaires and put them into the ritz carlton they called it the most expensive detention center in the world at the time so he actually commandeered the company that owns these two jets and already did have those links with. very clear but at least between the people who are here allegedly implementing this assassination directly linking it to the most powerful man believed in saudi arabia prince mohammed bin some. jamal shael is live in istanbul for us with that update thank you. so that's the investigation on the political developments we've also got some human rights side of things amnesty international and three other human rights groups calling for the turkish government to ask the united nations to urgently establish an investigation into the disappearance and possible murder of jamal khashoggi have a listen the reason that we need to do it because we actually bel

special forces there was a forensic pathologist a doctor and even a security guard of crown prince mohammed bin sandman. well let's look at what else the turkish investigation has revealed so far jamal khashoggi entered the saudi consulate in istanbul on october the second he was killed within seven minutes his body was dismembered in fifteen minutes investigators were finally allowed into the consulate almost two weeks after her job to went missing they were able to isolate exactly where the murder happened there were traces of blood found suggesting a violent death or the mutilation of his body turkish sources say the hit squad contacted the private secretary of crown prince mohammed and sandman in saudi arabia four times during the window of time when the crime was committed and this suggests the crown prince was getting updates we also know the consul general was in the building during the time of the murder he later gave journalists a tour of the consulate in a bid to prove saudi arabia had nothing to hide but then he left turkey last week now turkish sources say this narrative indicat

through walls so that makes it easier so where does the responsibility lie while the crown prince mohammed bin sandman is not only heir to the throne he's also the minister of economy minister of defense and the chairman of the council of political and security affairs and what's the general intelligence agency reports to with all his portfolios there is an undeniable responsibility on the crown prince and we mentioned earlier qahtani and cd they're very close aides to been cited by their own admission they don't act on their own they take their orders directly from the crown prince the u.k. germany and france meanwhile all demanding urgent clarification about what happened to me they released a joint statement condemning his killing and saying that nothing can justify it it's just the latest ramping up of pressure from world powers on riyadh speaking to the washington post the u.s. president strongly criticized the kingdom's explanations about what happened saying obviously there's been deception and lies but a senior senator in trump's republican party has gone further accusing the hum o

walk through walls so that makes it easier so where does responsibility lie well the crown prince mohammed bin sandman is not only heir to the throne he's also the minister of economy minister of defense and the chairman of the council of political and security affairs in which the general intelligence agency reports to him with all his portfolios there is an undeniable responsibility on the crown prince and as we mentioned earlier the townie and last cd they're very close aides to been saddam and by their own admission they don't act on their own they take their orders directly from the crown prince now speaking to the washington post donald trump kept open the possibility that mohamed been some man did not order saudi agents to kill the sea but he also strongly criticized the kingdom's explanations about what happened saying obviously there's been deception and lies let's cross over to mike hanna he's joining us from washington d.c. as we're saying mike this story really has gripped the entire world and even in the u.s. some senators are calling on the crown prince mohammed bin sandman t

saudi crown prince to the crime quoting two intelligence sources reuters news agency reports that mohammed bin salmond's key aide gave real time instructions over skype to the hit squad whilst they killed . in the meantime the head of the cia has landed in turkey in a hospital is looking for more information to give to the white house latest comments put the killing down to a plot gone awry. well the story keeps on moving and we have our correspondents across all the latest developments. in istanbul will go to heaven just a moment first though some cuts in and sort of a lot of expectation is surrounding president announcements in the coming hours is this going to be a turning point three weeks after. well or a yes expectations are very high and not only in the public opinion or among the international journalism circles but also even in the markets everybody's eyes are on prisons are drawn they are waiting to see what he's going to say because sunday when he spoke when he spoke about her murder case he said this time i'm going to speak in a very different way so that very different we're g

spy trumps dissatisfaction his treasury secretary meets with crown prince mohammed bin man in riyadh. and all eyes turn to roger to do and so the president prepares to reveal exactly what happened. this is al jazeera live from also coming up celebrations in cameroon as president wins the seventh. in just a few hours present throughout jumped out of the one is expected to reveal exactly what turkish investigators say happened to jim out shoji inside the saudi consulate in istanbul exactly three weeks ago separately the white house has dispatched the director of the cia to turkey to look into the investigation of the death of the saudi journalist the us president thinks g.'s killing was quote a plots gone a wry says he's still not satisfied with the saudi explanation. was killed during a fight. despite the furor over the killing the u.s. treasury secretary steve muchin is met with the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon and riyadh they talked about terrorism funding but the case was also raised in though is staying away along with a host of other big names from been some man's showp

zakaria mohammed. .. yes.t on suspicion of supplying class a drugs. 6th april, and 21—year—old zakaria mohammed was arrested on his way into lincoln. it was from there that his drug operation took place. today, he was sentenced to 14 years injail, after supplying heroin and crack cocaine, and trafficking children to deal on his behalf. mohammed groomed teenagers, some as young as 14, into working for him, promising them a lavish lifestyle and then treating them like slaves. here the children are seen selling drugs. he befriended these children, he groomed them, but with one end in mind — and that was to exploit them. that he didn't see them as individuals, he saw them as a commodity. he didn't recognise their humanity. they were just there to be exploited, to extend his business. police were led to him after children from birmingham were reported missing by theirfamilies. the teenagers were found holed up in a flat in lincoln. mohammed was running a county line supply chain — dealing drugs across counties and

pumpers was it in saudi arabia because the american interests are at stake in the region because mohamed bin cell mung is most probably more important than the hul so defamatory in the saudi kingdom and that's why i do suppose trying to find a face saving exit first of all mohammed inside mom and then for the american interests over there we have seen that what mr trump said killers it is not easy to believe in such kind of an excuse because you know this fifteen man of the saudi squad team was composed of the very close guards of muhammad in some money it's a tape like saudi arabia it is not possible to happen such kind of a to private jet planes which was being used by the kingdom can fly from riyadh to ankara to stumble and do such kind of a thing and go bag be dubbed the knowledge of mohamed bin selman and they're trying to manage the process of course we don't know what will be he will be bringing trunk or from saudi arabia but what mr. holder the turkish foreign minister said today is that you know there is a claim that it was happened by accident during an interrogation the turkis

well the crown prince mohammed bin solomon has tried to project himself as a reformer and a modernize but he has shown she caves this one spotlight on the other policies he's led to in the past eighteen months he's consolidated his power base in that time he is understood to be responsible for the blockade of cattle saudi arabia along with the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt cut ties with the in june of last year in november there was the mysterious detention of the lebanese prime minister right hariri in riyadh he announced his resignation on saturday t.v. buttons druids after returning to lebanon the crown prince is a major driver of the saudi led coalition's war in yemen reactions there have drawn international condemnation not least in august when an airstrike killed a bus load of school children forty of them and finally he spearheaded the so-called anti corruption crackdown dozens of saudi princes officials and prominent businessman were detained without charge at the ritz carlton in riyadh let's talk to a c.v. he's a saudi human rights activist he joins us from london wi

all of this has put the spotlight on saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin solomon who was appointed last year that was a surprise move that sidelined his cousin the previous crown prince who was relieved of all duties but mohammed bin solomon's influence of a policy began in two thousand and fifteen when his father became king the now thirty three year old has attempted to project himself as a reformer on a modernization and in the past eighteen months he's consolidated his power he is understood to be responsible for the blockade of council saudi arabia along with the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt cut ties with doha in june last year in november there was the mysterious detention of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri in riyadh he announced his resignation on saudi television but withdrew it after returning to lebanon the crown prince is a major driver of the saudi embassy coalition's war in yemen its actions of drawn international condemnation including in august when it s. strike killed a bus full of school children and finally he's spearheaded a so-called anti corrupti

the saudi king gives crown prince mohammed bin sandman the job of supervising a restructuring of the country's intelligence services plus. been a great ally but what happened is not acceptable. the u.s. president says any action against the saudis should not include cancelling weapons sales. after days of denials and changing narratives saudi arabia has for the first time officially confirmed journalist. was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul the admission comes seventeen days after he was last seen going into that building riyadh claims there was a brawl inside and he died during the fight five top saudi officials have been sacked among them. a senior intelligence officer and an advisor to the royal court saudi arabia says eighteen people are under arrest as part of the investigation president trump says those arrests are a great first step but he wants to talk further recess to the crown prince mohammed bin simon about the investigation let's begin our coverage with charles stratford he's live for us outside the saudi consulate in istanbul so first of all how does the la

hello and welcome to the program i'm hasn't saudis close to crown prince mohammed bin sandman may be involved in what turkish sources say is the killing of saudi journalist jim alpha shoji as it has been told that a bodyguard for the crown prince led the operation which led to his show g.'s torture and death in istanbul he was last seen entering the saudi consulate fifteen days ago were joint saudi turkish investigation team searched the building turkish or says say there is further evidence that suggests a shoji was killed there the saudis are continuing to deny any links to his disappearance u.s. president donald trump is defending the kingdom warning not to jump to conclusions or the u.s. secretary of state has been in both ankara and the saudi capital after meeting king salmen and crown prince mohammed bin sandman might pompei or says a credible investigation is underway and no one will be exempt from being held accountable. they made a commitment to to hold anyone connected to any wrongdoing that may be found accountable for that whether they are a senior officer official they p

of being that crown prince mohammed bin son man did not order this assassination nor was he aware of it but officials as well as u.s. congressmen and senators say that's a lie what president early one sees on tuesday in truth is true of your war not only prove crucial to this murder case but could potentially have an impact on the political future of saudi arabia. istanbul well the accounts vary but the evidence released by turkish investigation suggests that the killing was planned saudi arabia that's a state accused of his murder has changed its stance several times since the second of october that was the day of course that mr khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate to collect ordinary paperwork but never walked out according to turkish sources royal court advisor solved khatami and the deputy head of intelligence. responsible for sending the fifteen member team that turkish officials described as a hit squad now that group was sent to meet mr khashoggi. now what saudi arabia says happens next is jamal khashoggi he entered the consulate there was an argument there were screaming

bin simon and really pushed president trump to support mohammed bin some on ousting in ousting mohammed bin nayef who would have been crown prince before him and really decimating the entire saudi political structure that could pose any opposition to mohamed bin some of that was almost entirely the brainchild of jericho are now within the white house cushion or is supported most of the time by national security adviser bolton because both of them seem to have been some on as a champion of possibly recognizing israel and going after iran there are two big policy priorities on the opposite side of that spectrum the opposite argument is really coming from someone who trump trusts not as a family member but trusts as an advisor and that is the secretary of state pompei oh who went to meet himself with muhammad been some on and was also criticized here in in the united states for being a little bit too friendly during his visit with mom had been summoned but from what i understand came back and reported that mohamed bin some of it's too volatile for the united states to rely on as our sole r

transpired over history that he was indeed assassinated inside but by the time that crown prince mohammed bin someone gave that initial interview saudi authorities were aware even if they weren't aware before were most definitely aware at the time that he was killed so it does make people. not very trustworthy trusting of the statements coming out of the saudis interesting lito and we've got to point to a few of the other sound bites that came out of that interview the other job it gave in the past couple of i was that in one of them he denies point blank that some haven't said man knew anything and what he says when he was asked about the relationship between one hundred and one man and. the person who was pictured not only here when domenici was killed but with the crown prince on several occasions he brushed it off by saying well you know personal security detail changed from person to person and therefore just because he was part of the detail doesn't mean he knows him but obviously anybody who's been following or is aware of the way in which high profile diplomats and especially some

mohammed bin sultan what do you make of that. my view was from the very beginning that the reaction of oregon was strange usually order gann reacts much stronger to this kind of incidence of touch that is on sovereignty and we saw this in various episodes when a much smaller issues but i think in this case his is brooch has been to try and get the best outcome to turkey out of this crisis and his is very worried about the relationship with saudi arabia that's been strained for a number of years now but more so he's very keen on restoring relationship with the united states he understands the stakes that. trump has invested in hundred mints and man in the weapon deal from saudi arabia and he would like to make sure that the outcome helps all parties the saudi come out with the there with the credible story. turkey is is there trying to show that it has taken just as seriously and the issue has been investigated properly and the united states is not under pressure to restrict trade with saudi arabia there are the images that we've

war so mohammed is living in a tent some of his relatives are here to help him. out of our situation is desperate there's nothing to salvage from our home it's not a home anymore actually we urge the government to pay us the compensation it promised. others complained they have to live with the threats from booby traps unexploded bombs and other devices on the health risk posed by the decomposed bodies that lie on the land where their houses once stude the only way i want to go about it was for a whole day earthmoving machines have been excavating the rubble in my compound and recover dozens of bodies there were at least five to six bodies in each of several shallow holes we found here. the diverse station poverty and lack of services in areas that are captured from my soul forced many to choose to stay in the comps for others it is in the comically buyable to leave some have been able to set up shop of fruit stands a makeshift markets making about fifty dollars a month on able to put up with the law called basic services when they have returned home many have be

zakaria mohammed. .. yes.est for suspicion of supplying class a drugs. 6th april, and 21—year—old zakaria mohammed was arrested on his way into lincoln. it was from there that his drug operation took place. today he was sentenced to 1a years injail, after supplying heroin and crack cocaine and trafficking children to deal on his behalf. mohammed groomed teenagers, some as young 35111, into working for him, promising them a lavish lifestyle and then treating them like slaves. here the children are seen selling drugs. in many ways, they are brainwashed to believe that they are an autonomous drug dealer and they are high up in the organised crime group but actually they are at the bottom of a very large food chain. police were led to him after children from birmingham were reported missing by their families. the teenagers were found holed up in a flat in lincoln. mohammed was running a county line supply chain, dealing drugs across counties and exploiting young people along the way. he befriended these children,

mohammed: i'm trying.extra crews have been assigned to was ash away feces and pick up used drug needles across town, and the city helps to staff 23 public restrooms. five just opened this summer. but nuru says san francisco is still in the midst of an emergency. bigad: how, then, could a pr company your department hired come to the conclusion that san francisco just deserves a near-perfect score when it comes to cleanliness? mohammed: we continue to work at this every day. these are situations that no one of us created. bigad: but forgive me, mr. nuru, i didn't hear an answer there. are you familiar with the jbr report? mohammed: oh, yes, i am. bigad: you've been paying jbr upwards of $400,000. mohammed: and that data is being used to make decisions for the city around cleanliness of sidewalks and neighborhoods. bigad: but the reality is, people are stepping over needles and human waste, and a pr company you paid says san francisco is spic and span.mmy parts of our city that don't have some of the things t

president appears to hint at the possible involvement of saudi crown prince mohammed bin. and the u.s. takes its first action over. with measures targeting those suspected of his death. has been a shift in tone from the u.s. president about the killing of saudi janis jamal khashoggi inside the kingdom's istanbul consulate for the first time since he died three weeks ago donald trump has suggested crown prince mohammed bin salmond may have been involved called riyadh's handling of the murder the west coverup ever and his administration now plans to ban twenty one suspects from entering the u.s. more from mike hanna in washington d.c. for the first time a tone of anger in president trumps remarks we have a very big. original concept. it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups versus a. bad deal should have never been thought of. for what he really meant. they had the worst cover all ever. and were chittister is at the deal standpoint when they thought about it because whoever thought of that idea. i think is in big trouble lat

since is debut on the world stage it's been a rapid rise for saudi crown prince mohammed bin samon in two thousand and fifteen seemingly out of nowhere the twenty nine year old favorite son of saudi arabia's king solomon been up to lizzie's was appointed defense minister he became chief architect of saudi arabia's military intervention in yemen a campaign of aerial bombardment that has helped create what the un calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world human rights organizations accuse the saudi led coalition of bombing civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in saudi arabia where most of the population is under thirty been so man has been heralded as a man who would bring much needed economic and social reforms but that's changed in recent months however no hell of a sermon with with the with general has it's come about at a time when reforms have been slowing down he gave women the right to drive but imprisoned women activists there are still many reforms that have been take been very slow in implementing in saudi arabia and people quite frankly have run out of patienc

saudi crown prince to the crime according to intelligence sources reuters news agency reports that mohammed key aide gave real time instructions over skype to the hit squad whilst they killed. in the meantime the head of the cia has landed in turkey looking for more information to get to the white house as donald trump's latest comments put the killing down to a plot gone. all the story keeps on moving we have our correspondents across all the latest developments we have jamal and as tom bowman will go to him in just a moment first though to set him. in and said i'm president of the ones announcement the hill reveal the naked truth in the next hour but also heard from the foreign minister that tekken will cooperate in any international investigation office slightly mixed messages we're getting here. well yes probably everyone is thinking the same way because presidential spokes of rime kowloon also highlight is the strong ties between saudi arabia and turkey not only in economics and in regional politics as well and foreign minister who has always spoken very tough against saudi arabia rega

of the cia a do hope that they're going to draw the line at this and hold not just the saudis and mohamed samantha account but also the top ministration not with the saudis get away with what appears to be the killing of a u.s. person a permanent resident of the united states and a journalist for the washington post they cannot get away with this i think that this is basically the downfall of mohammed so much and in the new york times a picture of a man allegedly identified as a suspect right turkish authorities he's described in the report as a frequent companion of the crown prince in a blow to muhammad bin sour months insistence of innocence three other suspects are said to be part of his security detail. mike hanna al-jazeera washington weather update next year and i was zero then still no sign of a deal on briggs it but the irish border the sticking point again ahead of wednesday's you summit in brussels. hello again welcome back all here in north asia we are watching one from a boundary pushing into the pacific so that means for japan we are looking at better conditions there but it

they travel with crown prince mohammed. so basically, these are members of his security detail who turkish officials have also said flew in to istanbul and participated in what they say is the killing of jamal khashoggi. in addition, the fifth one, the now famous forensics doctor, who brought his bone saw to the events in the consulate with mr. khashoggi. >> the notion the president put forward yesterday that this was done by, quote, rogue killers, does that make any sense given what you're learning? if the close security personnel of the crown prince are there, and you know, the top forensic surgeon is showing up with a bone saw, flying in on a private jet, that doesn't sound like a rogue operation. >> it becomes harder and harder to believe, because when you realize that these guys, at least one of these guys we have photographic evidence that he is with the crown prince again and again in city after city. you know, looking on like a goon, really. and so you have to picture these guys saying, hey boss, i'm going to be gon

since is debut on the world stage it's been a rapid rise for saudi crown prince mohammed bin samon in two thousand and fifteen seemingly out of nowhere the twenty nine year old favorite son of saudi arabia's king solomon been up to lizzie's was appointed defense minister he became chief architect of saudi arabia's military intervention in yemen a campaign of aerial bombardment that has helped create what the un calls the worst humanitarian crisis in the world human rights organizations accuse the saudi led coalition of bombing civilian targets such as hospitals and schools in saudi arabia

but everything that's for turkey has been provided in one way or another is linking the chase to mohamed in somalia himself the thirdly that was important is turkey is trying to get more and more international political support not just public support because thus far the public sport and the public interest the media support in jamal khashoggi case has been very very significant and has been very very commendable but nevertheless there is a still that much political support that will be consequential regarding the. regard and the position of m.p.'s as well too and for this turkey's particle look at the united states or what position that u.s. will day on the fate of the m.b.'s because turkey believes that unless you get to us on board no matter what turkey dolls' the result of its action will not be very consequential regarding the political career of b.s. himself so let's bring into our lives when i was you know the question as well as you know the question gathered he also talked about wanting the eighteen people arrested in saudi arabia to be tried in turkey. that seems to be a delib

sixth april, and 21—year—old zakaria mohammed was arrested on his way into lincoln. operation took place. today, he was sentenced to 14 years injail, after supplying heroin and crack cocaine, and trafficking children to deal on his behalf. mohammed groomed teenagers, some as young as 14, into working for him, promising them a lavish lifestyle and then treating them like slaves. here the children are seen selling drugs. he befriended these children, he groomed them, but with one end in mind, and that was to exploit them. that he didn't see them as individuals, he saw them as a commodity. he didn't recognise their humanity. they were just there to be exploited, to extend his business. police were led to him after children from birmingham were reported missing by theirfamilies. the teenagers were found holed up in a flat in lincoln. mohammed was running a county line supply chain — dealing drugs across counties and exploiting young people along the way. in many ways they're brainwashed to believe that they are an autonomous drug dealer and they are high up in the organi