not prince mohammed. riyadh, by his father's sid through highh school and college.. >> as i understand it, once o graduated he was e wloyed by his father, working-- and i assume, learning frofrom trk---- when his father was thewas governor. >> apparently that's what he did for some yea, was attend a a of his father's meetings and make himself useful. >> smith: hammed'sather, while governor, had the responsibility of settling disputes within the rol family.o >>erybody who had a problem obth a rival prince orsp had a-a e, they will go to him. and he was known to be very, very sict, in terms of disciplining princ. >> he was kns n, for instance, to discipline peopop that he didn't like, including physicly syspping people. >> he was, according tthe stories, famous for calling in princes who refused to pay bank loans and putting them in ath rath luxurious villa and whasuring them to pay what they owed, and they did. >> and everything that was buried in the closet, he khew about it. and he had helped sweep it un

in early august mohammed was riding a friend's motorbike in east envoy the bike was unregistered mohammed was stopped by police and then sent to a detention center. about 12 days later i got a call from mohammed. he said they've taken me to syria to italy that was his last phone call i haven't heard from him since. when have rhymes not broken when a lad from syria he was still a small child. now they have sent him back to that place. and i don't know where he is. istanbul's fattish district is an area where many syrians live many here of heard that the turkish authorities have been deporting refugees in recent months and most of them are afraid that they could be next. when they started sending people back i was so scared i didn't leave my house. i really don't didn't was there and we syrians used to feel welcome here in rio we learned changed 30 kilometer now we feel like unwanted migrants again. and. i get along very well with most of the syrians here there are some bad people but you get that everywhere you know and i guess we want them to leave as soon as possible we don't want them h

and that operative was mohammed happeningud. we can't disclose that. at this time it's still classified. with this information, i contacted the charlotte office and they initiated an investigation on this individual. they started coming across more individuals in charlotte working together that seemed to have some kind of group. as we got more intelligence from overseas, we started seeing that this could be a hezbollah cell. no one would be looking for them here. this is not new york. this is not los angeles. this is charlotte, north carolina, the heart of america. when the vacancy for the terrorism supervisor in north carolina opened up, i applied for a position and was selected. there is skepticism on the part of our headquarters and everyone kind of chuckled because terrorism was so far from the minds of the fbi. they thought their bob. you know, he used to be the hezbollah chief. right now he's singled they're right here in my back yard. well, go guess what, they were. >> announcer: "declassified" brought to you by -- my husband never paid attentio

prayers are being said here now for baby mohammed.mily came to turkey, they were hoping against hope to find safety. instead, they we re hope to find safety. instead, they were caught up in another round of wa rfa re were caught up in another round of warfare and mohammed was killed inside his own home. as mohammed was being mourned here, other children were being mourned across the border, including a 12—year—old boy killed by a turkish sheh 12—year—old boy killed by a turkish shelf yesterday. —— turkish shell. mohammed was taken away for burial, a stolen life that leaves a broken family. and nearby at the border, a panoramic view of the conflict that took his life. more turkish shelves raining down across the border inside syria forcing civilians to flee —— shell pramac. 100,000 people have been driven from their homes. turkey has now confirmed that it has lost three soldiers in the operation but it says it has now penetrated into syria to a depth of almost five miles. there is growing international concern but there is no indicatio

seemingly as a way of avoiding any allegations against crown prince mohammed bin salma. it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about the case and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure. coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries it would appear to people such as myself anyway some kind of ongoing behind the scenes negotiation with the saudis and perhaps the americans as well and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to damage the integrity of some future prosecution. international treaties swigged years of food and having free trade would not change your money or the japanese or chinese dogs or germany controversial immigration policies anyone who has a well founded euro persecution should be able to count on him as a love letter fro

seemingly as a way of avoiding any allegations against crown prince mohammed bin selma. it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about. and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure . coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries. some kind of ongoing negotiation with the saudis. and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to hear some future prosecution. land. slide because not only is an experience the world is like never before cats are always going places together one simple mistake could constrain cold. fishing as a deep sea diver carries immense risk to the lives of those willing to take the chance but for former north korean soldiers the opportunity for a prosperous new life in the south with his family was an even bigger risk to take .

mohamed: exactly. most populations put up with wealth and income inequality unless it gets reallyad. what tends to take peoplover is the sense of unequal opportunities. the minute you add inequality of opportunity to inequality of wealth and income, you tend tot is sort of reaction, where people go to the street and they are just angry, and rightly so. michelle: do demographics play into this? atwas reading a statistic if you look around the world, the average age of the population, 41% of the population is under the age 24. mohamed: absolutely, demographics plays a huge role. ve a young population coming up and aspirations have gone up. people see what is available around the world, and therefore when they are frustrated, especially when they face ouunemployment -- and when face unemployment coming out of school, the chances of you becoming unemployable goes up. it is a real serious issue anddd it needs to bessed. michelle: i want to ask about policymakers. you have been talking about this malaise for

seemingly as a way of avoiding any allegations against crown prince mohammed bin salma. it also helped distance king salma from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about the case and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure. coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries it would appear to people such as myself anyway some kind of ongoing behind the scenes negotiation with the saudis and perhaps the americans as well and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to damage the integrity or some future prosecution. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize on reservedly historic apology for one of the darkest episodes in british intelligence and there's a growing agreement of that the libyans could be quite useful to the worst 8 years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera wor

>> mohammed hammoud was sort of the spiritual leader. he would have a gathering at his home. >> these thursday night meetings were not just core cell members, like biker gangs that hang arounds. they would come and mohammed hammoud would appreciate to them. >> he was almost a dr. jekyll and mr. hyde personality. >> he was a low-key polite on one hand. at the meetings he would get fired up he would be the motivational speaker. >> he would show speeches by hezbollah leadership, videos of hezbollah operations overseas. >> and they would cheer as these attacks were depicted on their propaganda videos killing americans, killing people. >> and he'd solicit donations for the cause. >> did you have someone on the inside of the cell? >> i can never discuss sources or methods. >> after this hour had passed, a lot of people would leave, but there was a core group there. then they would start talking about their activities. >> with hezbollah, the marquee activities are bombing buildings and airplanes and high-profile attacks. where we don't pay much

prayers are being said here now for baby mohammed.n his family came to turkey, they were hoping against hope to find safety. instead, they were caught up in another round of warfare and mohammed was killed inside his own home. as mohammed was being mourned here, other children were being mourned across the border, including a 12—year—old boy killed by a turkish shell yesterday. mohammed was taken away for burial, a stolen life that leaves a broken family. and nearby at the border, a panoramic view of the conflict that took his life. more turkish shells raining down across the border inside syria forcing civilians to flee. in just three days, almost 100,000 people have been driven from their homes. the turkish president says there are threats coming from left and right trying to make turkey and its military operation, but he insisted will continue until it achieves its objective. to push all of the terrorists south of the 30 clumber limited from turkey's border, which he claims president trump mentioned. their monitoring developments c

and crown prince mohammed bin. pasco is bringing your presents which include russian movie screens everyone sure about the homes one of the of surprises ready for mr brown. but for now what will be. the secret. video. northeast syria kurdish officials struck an agreement with damascus government troops to the area in the meantime. hundreds of. this information. or mental treatments. work but. it's 2 o'clock am in moscow and you're watching live from last year with me welcome to the. president putin has just landed in the capital riyadh on his way to meet the king and crown prince mohammed bin. the. expected to discuss economic cooperation. and iran. of course following this closely throughout the day. well we can expect that. saudi arabia and russia is a remarkable example of how 2 countries could be great partners or friends and foes at the same time everything that gets itself involved in and the middle east be it about iran or syria gets full support from washington and you do realize that and all these cases ru

the speaker of the parliament mohamed our whole b.c. is now publicly backing the movement. well and you must pay tribute to all the young heroes whose weapons were their words to convey their message to all the institutions of the iraqi state for the need to proceed with the real reform and the need to pay attention to the people's livelihood influential shia cleric worked out also that also issued a statement saying that the government should be dissolved and new elections held the iraqi prime minister all of the law the appealed for calm but his words are seemingly having little effect that have been made promises by the prime minister are to fool the people and they are firing live gunshots out us this was a peaceful protest they set up these barricades and the sniper sitting right there since last night grand ayatollah ali al sistani issued a letter which was read out by his representative. now and then we hope that the voices of reason and logic can prevail for the best interests of the country all the officials have the responsibility to make the right decisions to mo

mohammed bin some on earlier this week actually said in a t.v. interview that he's now accepting responsibility for the killing but he said he didn't order it we also asked the teacher about what she thinks about these remarks by mohamed bin some and let's listen to her. sounds like a political maneuver to me these statements made at this particular time seem like an attempt to quell pressure from the public mohammed bin soundman said he accepts responsibility but at the same time he says he didn't know anything about it and in doing so he's trying to dodge responsibility. so we can see there for his fiance this is completely unresolved but why would jamal khashoggi have been considered such a threat by the saudis. well jim was a royal family inside a tent critic he left for the u.s. in 2017 he was a regular contributor to the washington post a well known blogger somebody who openly criticize human rights violations in saudi arabia a well known mind envoys across the region and that potentially has gotten him into all of these troubles the people

he allegedly said that mohammed bin salmond trusted her implicitly and that the doors of the rule court were open to him whenever he chose to return. the same source said that the saudi government maintained communication with. a made him several offices including managing a prominent saudi funded media network. also so good you brought it with you has been there has been serving in the embassy in london the saudi embassy in washington was there because of the weapons they were and i think his knowledge of the regime added credibility to his abortion as a journalist when he spoke out. for shows he kept up his criticism of bin salmoni and the washington post demanded spoke to me through this before because most of the that he is working with friends to establish a foundation for democracy in the art of wall promoting back out of them quasi among sleuth people and also fear thing some form of society after consideration. according to a political science researcher in istanbul show she was involved in projects aimed at countering saudi digital activity. the program produces contacted some

well, prayers are being said here now for baby mohammed.family came to turkey, they were hoping against hope to find safety. instead, they were caught up in another round of warfare, and mohammed was killed inside his own home. as he was mourned here, other children were being mourned in syria, including a 12—year—old boy killed by a turkish rocket attack yesterday. mohammed was taken away for burial, a life cut short that leaves a broken family. back across the border, in syria, a car bomb in the city of qamishli. islamic state said it carried out the attack, which killed at least three civilians. this is just what many have feared and the kurds have predicted — is taking advantage of the chaos caused by turkey's invasion. and tonight, we found more convoys heading for the border, for an operation that has been widely condemned abroad, but is strongly supported at home. japan is bracing for one of the strongest storms to hit the country in decades. typhoon hagibis is expected to make landfall near tokyo later on saturday, lashing areas sti

seemingly as a way of avoiding any allegations against crown prince mohammed bin salma. it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements. and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure. coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries. people such as myself some kind of ongoing negotiation with the saudis and the americans and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to hear some future prosecution. to strengthen the good you have to shore do good all the more with your gum still fight against corruption. dysphoric news hero heroes like know who are bad or who refuse to $15000000.00 brian the achievement of heroes like him to showcase by the international ace award it shines a light on these heroes because the best way to fight a darker use to shine a ligh

film say is still demanding answers from riyadh and the crown prince mohammed bin sound. of the u.s. president donald trump has denounced an impeachment investigate should against him as a coup a war of words between house democrats and key members of his cabinet has erupted as more with this is a being called to testify in the impeachment inquiry the teacher castro reports. the president of the united states is accusing sections of his own government of attempting a coup and she was day donald trump tweeted i am coming to the conclusion that what is taking place is not an impeachment it is a coup intended to take away the power of the people their vote their freedoms the late night tweet from the white house came after reports of merged that yet another government watchdog has agreed to meet with congress steve linnik the state department inspector general will reportedly deliver an urgent briefing on wednesday even as the head of his agency secretary of state mike pompei oh so the testimony of state department employees was not feasible bomb pale a staunch trump ally al

in early august mohammed was riding a friend's motorbike in istanbul the bike was unregistered mohammed was stopped by police and then sent to a detention center that he lost i don't know i wasn't normal about 12 days later i got a call from mohamed afore he said they've taken me to syria to italy that was his last phone call i haven't heard from him since i didn't let him i'm not a mom have rhymes are not broken when me fled from syria he was still a small child. now they have sent him back to that place removed not i don't know where he is still. istanbul's fattish district is an area where many syrians live many here of heard that the turkish authorities have been deporting refugees in recent months and most of them are afraid that they could be next. that's when they started sending people back i was so scared i didn't leave my house with. the imam but they already have and there are more restrictions on us now people are being deported back to syria but we can't escape turkey for europe anymore because it's too dangerous a new. group started to do a lot yeah i really don't it was a

trip was a prominent aide to the crown prince photographed as part of mohamed bin solomon's entourage during major international trips trip is said to have led to the operation in turkey directed by his boss saudi khatami who reportedly supervised the killing via skype khatami was officially in charge of social media for the crown prince but the un investigators says there's credible evidence he personally directed a campaign targeting saudi activists and political opponents even arresting and torture and women who campaigned for the right to drive saudi arabia says khatami was late to set for his role and could show she's murda but in recent months they are reports he's still working for the crown prince the deputy head of saudi intelligence ahmed l a siri was also fired he gave evidence to a saudi court that he had told the team to convince to return to the kingdom had never ordered the use of force the kingdom blames him for organizing the mission.

in early august mohammed was riding a friend's motorbike in istanbul the bike wasn't registered mohammed was stopped by police and then sent to a detention center. i don't see it as a normal about 12 days later i got a call from mohammed. he said they've taken me to syria to italy that was his last phone call i haven't heard from him since. when have rhymes not broken when a lad from syria he was still a small child. now they have sent him back to that place. and i don't know where he is still.

seemingly as a way of avoiding any allegations against crown prince mohammed bin salma. it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about the case and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure. coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries it would appear to people such as myself anyway some kind of ongoing behind the scenes negotiation with the saudis and perhaps the americans as well and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to damage the integrity or some future prosecution. on behalf of her majesty's government i apologize on reservedly historic apology for one of the darkest episodes in british intelligence that was a growing agreements is that the libyans could be quite useful to the west 8 years after the death of gadhafi al-jazeera worl

prayers are being said here now for baby mohammed.mily came to turkey, they were hoping against hope, to find safety. instead, they we re hope, to find safety. instead, they were caught up in another round of wherefore and mohammed was killed inside his own home. —— warfare. as he was mourned here, other children we re he was mourned here, other children were being mourned in syria, including a 12—year—old boy, killed bya including a 12—year—old boy, killed by a turkish rocket attack yesterday. mohammed was taken away for burial, and life cut short that leaves a broken family. back across the border in syria, a car bomb in another city and islamic state said it carried out the attack, which killed at least three civilian. this is what many have feared and the kurds predicted. islamic state taking advantage of the chaos caused by turkey‘s invasion. and tonight, we found more convoys heading for the borderfor an we found more convoys heading for the border for an operation that has been widely condemned abroad, but is strongly supported

and you say you found credible evidence linking saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on to the murder what exactly are these links. i have found. evidence that the killing of mr cash is extrajudicial executions for which the state of saudi arabia is responsible what does that mean the state to ease a big institution whenever a state is empty kid today into a killing the next step is to investigate the chain of command to deter me in the relationship between those that the pitch richard the crime and those that ordered the crime that chain of command so far has not been investigated so what do you make of the crown prince's recent remarks in an interview he said he bore fool responsibility for the killing but he didn't order it yes i have heard that comment and i have a 2 reaction to it the 1st is that for me when. mohammed bin sandman we called nice is a responsibility as kweisi head of state he also amply city and by implication we called nice that the killing of mr cash was a state killing something that so far the authorities systematically refused and criticize me for finding that

prayers are being said here now for baby mohammed.oping against hope to find safety. instead, they were caught up in another round of warfare and mohammed was killed inside his own home. as mohammed was being mourned here, other children were being mourned across the border, including a 12—year—old boy killed by a turkish shell yesterday. mohammed was taken away for burial, a stolen life that leaves a broken family. and nearby, at the border, a panoramic view of the conflict that took his life. more turkish shells, raining down across the border inside syria forcing civilians to flee. injust 3 days, almos100,000 people have been driven from their homes. in the last few minutes, it has been revealed that president trump is concerned by turkey's incursions and the us is seriously considering economic sanctions. the president is concerned by the ongoing military offensive and potential targeting of civilian infrastructure, ethnic or religious minority, and also the president wants to make very clear, it is imperative that turkey not allo

carries full responsibility then i believe we should be able to ask these questions in that case mohammed bin some months should give an answer. sent shock waves throughout u.s. politics and put a spotlight on washington and riyadh close relationship mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . a gathering on capitol hill to remember. the event arranged by the project on middle east to mark received the same organization that hosted the journalist last public appearance in the u.s. before he traveled to turkey and his death. just over a year ago he was full of praise for the saudi crown prince crown prince thank you very much the day before mohammed when solomon had paid a visit to the white house a slight smile on his face as president trump outlined the financial importance of the saudi relationship some of the things that have been approved and are currently under construction and will be delivered to certain area very soon but many in congress had a different view on the value of the relationship expressing deep concern about the saudi war in yemen there was always deep tension between c

saudi royal family one year ago today he became a man murdered in cold blood and earlier this week mohamed bin selman the saudi crown prince took responsibility for the killing but he insists there's no blood on his hands most of the world does not believe him the u.s. president apparently does and when you were the saudi crown prince apparently that's all that matters i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. i still seek justice i want to know what happened to eve but unfortunately you're off of the. general purpose of jail we're in the exactly the same place we were a year ago i want. to come for david actually just for a case such as he's going to take time he was a gloomy voice calling for freedom of expression and more accountability of the state who gave the orders for them that he was responsible where jamal khashoggi remains a still on that. also coming up tonight and taking back the wives and children of his well as most european countries don't want them back tonight an exclusive report from the country that does kosovo. we are human we have people if someone makes a mistake one

mohammed bin send men we cook nice easy response said b.t.s. kweisi head of state so m.p.c. t. and by implication we cook nice that the killing of mr k. should be was this killing something that so far the authorities that systematically refused and criticize me for finding that the state of saudi arabia was responsible for the killing so that's what she said today stephen earlier this week the crown prince said that he takes responsibility for the killing but that he was not involved in any way no blood on his he adds what did you think when you heard that. it's a contradiction he's should take responsibility. but you know him as the head of the saudi state that's responsible for this crime does have blood on his hands and i would also add that he has blood on his hands beyond just of all his show jemaah was is the most sort internationally recognized and prominent victim of the saudi state but there have been many other saudi citizens that have been silenced imprisoned tortured and also killed by the saudi state and all of these crimes of these abuses have increased since mom

and then wasi mohamed was there. >> wasi mohamed: since yesterday afternoon, we've been able to raise0,000 for the community. >> stahl: wasi mohamed was the lay leader of the islamic center of pittsburgh. >> mohamed: we just want to know what you need. if it's people outside your next service, you know, protecting you, let us know we will be there. if you just need someone to come to the grocery store because you don't feel safe in the city, we'll be there and i'm sure everybody in the room would say the same thing. >> stahl: why did you feel you had to do something? >> mohamed: there's a feeling of powerlessness when it happens, when something like this happens in your city. we understand this more so than rty.t of communities we can understand this pain and the fear of lack of security. >> stahl: yeah, but we're ches andosques and our >> mohamed: yeah. i think there's different histories in america, right? black churches have never been safe. you know, mosques have never been safe in this country. synagogues have always been targets. like, this is not new. it's been used as a fear t

seemingly as a way of avoiding any allegations against crown prince mohammed bin selma. it also helped distance king solomon from the case. it was a drip drip strategy in which the turks used leaks as a way of responding to the initial saudi statements about. and of dealing with the us government when it began to comment under increasing internal political pressure . coming up in part to saudi arabia's continued denials the american president's defense of the royal family. and the turkish strategy for applying political pressure on both countries. some kind of ongoing negotiation with the saudis. and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to hear some future prosecution. for most when we grow old we take life at a slower pace well not for this centenarian. online dating teaching the youth kicking in door. she's a blogger adored around the globe and she's doing you don't own way. life begins at $100.00 eyewitness documentary on al-jazeera. being lucozade outside that western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global even

the man was named mohamed and he said he was a part-time actor who worked at a convenience store. as he told it, he'd been friends with benefits with a woman for years. they had met for the occasional casual sex. then she asked him for help in finding a hit man to kill her husband. >> he says, "you know what, yeah. i'm sleeping with this guy's wife. but at the same time, i didn't want this guy to be killed." and that was his concern. he couldn't sleep with that whole idea that this guy was gonna get killed. >> reporter: but the detective wondered if he was being sold a cock and bull story since this mohamed guy didn't seem to even know very much about the woman he claimed to be sleeping with. the detective challenged him: >> all the information he had was her first name. he didn't know where she lived. he didn't even know who her husband was. >> reporter: while they debated whether or not the tipster's story was credible, they knew that a life may be on the line. so the detectives took it to the next level. they enlisted mohamed as a confidential informant, and gave him a story to