now prince mohammed is making saad's family pay. very day of the coup, two of his children were barred from leaving the kingdom. this is his daughter sarah. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> and his son omar. both planned to be in american colleges. they are now in saudi prisons. next the family says prince mohammed targeted saad's son-in-law. they claim the son-in-law was kidnapped in a third country and returned to the kingdom. >> the first night he was kidnapped, he received more than 100 lashes. he was tortured. he was beaten on his back, on his legs. >> khalid aljabri is saad's eldest son. what was he told he was being detained for? >> he was being told he was being detained and tortured as a proxy for my father-in-law, meaning my dad. they asked him a question, who do you think we should arrest and torture so dr. saad can come back to the kingdom? >> their story recalls "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi, a critic of prince mohammed. in 2018, a year after his coup, u.s. intelligence says prince mohammed sent a team to turk

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the american leader fist—bumped with mohammed bin salman ahead of the talks. years after he promised to make saudi arabia a �*pariah�* over the murder in the saudi consulate in istanbul. at a news conference injeddah, the president told reporters he made it very clear how he felt about the killing. we discussed human rights and the need for political reform. as i always do, i made clear the topic is vitally important to me and to the united states. in respect of the murder of khashoggi, i raised it at the top of the meeting, making it clear what i thought of it at the time and what i think of it now. i was straightforward and direct in discussing it. i made my view crystal clear. i said very straightforwardly, for an american president to be silent on human rights is not consistent with who we are and who i am. i will always stand up for our values. our middle east correspondent, anna foster is in jeddah for us. many people will see the striking image of the fist bump betweenjoe biden and the man he called a pariah essentiallyjust a few years ago, and they wil

you need to go there and talk to the leaders khashogeh's bride tweeted that mohammed ben's next victim salman in your arms you are being criticized a lot for your fist salute with the crown prince. i give you the opportunity to respond to this criticism, but just as you can be sure that another incident, another murder, like jamal, khashoggi, will not happen again, the lord is with you. what a stupid question? how can i be sure of any of this, the president raised the issue of jamal khashoggi at the beginning of the meeting with his highness the crown prince and the crown prince replied that this was a painful episode for saudi arabia, the very idea that one country can call its values ​​to another country, as the crown prince clearly gave, to understand it will not work. it did not work when the us tried to

yes, he had excellent relations with erdogan, they had excellent relations , mohammed salmand treatst in the relationship between the us and saudi arabia, for example, but the matter is different. and if you look, and in an interview given by mohammed bin salman, he directly said that america is a strategic ally, he does not call any other country that. well, except for the immediate neighbors, but america is a strategic ally. medbensalman said that at 90%, uh, the bilateral agenda, it is problem-free, that is, there are 10%. but what are these 10%, the devil is in the details 10% is interference in the internal affairs of saudi arabia. that is, this is criticism of the issue of minority women there. this is uh, as the saudis believe, and the propaganda campaign that is being waged against them in the united states is actually theirs. this is very annoying to the americans. here, in order to fill the vacuum that may appear in the middle east, they need some kind of regional alliance, similar to nato but in the middle east context, and to create it, you need cooperation between arabs

mohammed bin salman said that 90%, uh, is a bilateral agenda.re are 10%, but what are these 10%, the devil in detail 10% is interference in the internal affairs of saudi arabia. that is, this is criticism of the issue of minority women there. this is uh, as the saudis believe, and the propaganda campaign that is being waged against them in the united states is actually theirs. this is very annoying to the americans. here to fill that vacuum which may appear in the middle east, they need some kind of regional alliance, similar to nato, but in the middle east context, and cooperation between arabs and israel is needed to recreate, but cooperation between arabs and israel is impossible. here, on the required scale, without at least some compromise on the ballistic issue. that's why biden goes, he e -comes to palestine. he meets with palestinians. he resumes assistance. that is, it shows that the peace process is ongoing. and it gives formally. e possibility the same saudi arabia to say that yes, israel is a completely handshake partner. we can coop

i'm really mohammed, thanks for watching. take care. bye bye. ah the amount of plastic is increasing every year for many im gonna working online for us and we work fairly holiday destinations and drowning in plastic white wine and attic at the closet. every year europe exports over $1000000.00 tons of plastic with there. another way. after all, the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. aah! this week on world stories. germany a year after the flood. uganda battling air pollution. but we begin in latvia, where a drone manufacturer is seeing a spike in demand because of the ukraine war. many of the companies employees are from ukraine. a few weeks ago these ukranian refugees did not know which way to turn a screwdriver. now they're building drones for the ukrainian army. atlas aerospace, the latvian company, they now work for saw an explosion in demand for military grade recognizance drones with the onset of the war in ukraine. previously was like, i was happy to sell 10 drones, belmont, and now you, if you'

when mohammed been sal, mom took over. he cultivated ties. president trump's family and trump refuse to condemn him for the casualty. murder, joe biden prefers to speak to m. b. s. his father. king samar, who officially real if the country but the king has been ill, and has rarely been seen in public in recent years. all that oil and the enormous psalms, the kingdom has to invest worldwide, keep saudi arabia irrelevant. and that means dealing directly with whoever's in charge. my 1st guest to night is can roth, executive director of human rights watch. he joins me to night from geneva, switzerland can it's good to see you. again. i just want to say, i want to start with the optics of, of what we saw today that the bump fist that president biden shared with the saudi crown prince. what did that cost the u. s. president will look, i think that i'm the big question that you posed in this opening is it is biden's seen as selling his human rights principles for the possibility of a smidge in more of saudi oil down the road. the

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the work at the stove is willing, the pressure great, but mohammed loves the challenge. was over yet. there is a clear hierarchy that we have the respect to you. we know who's boss issued is, are just like an kestrel conductor with their position. so only with was it all happens in the kitchen, so the bus sets the temp ok. the written with an example. in this case, the bosses florian ponson, studies on it are we sure he is responsible for ensuring that the restaurant slash cooking school retains as michelin star is with us. but the students have to become and focused so that they get all the instructions. it requires a lot of concentration, which itself requires rigor and discipline. the moment of truth, the main course, squall, icky pigeon, and across the caching us all under the watchful eye of paul lucas. since you got closer to the polluted, excellent, well done, bravo, bravo. so basically when she's in a french country heritage allows us to shine with world oberholtz's. and that is just like this. our values rejects of desert to such a bill. situation high priest fo

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i'm dunsen mohammed has been fortunate many buildings in the threes and still remain damaged and at risk of collapsing. in some cases, it's unclear who will pay for repairs. few here were insured when disaster struck. government aid hasn't reached every one yet or has proven insufficient. many here are disappointed the expected quicker emergency relief which go on for one of of i think at 1st there were not enough workers. was going to love on top of that. i guess it was the same for, you know, you had to get an estimate of the damage and she'll get a company to do that for marketing those mach than others. the ahamed a foreign company do that because the flood wiped out many jobs in the region. mario is a nurse, but his former workplace, a nearby clinic, is still being rebuilt. it's been in court, so won't benefits because of the flood. we will have to see how things go either good. i hope to. we'll re open this year with us, but we haven't heard anything yet. although it's little can info's i 5 is a tiny housing settlement a little further out. the valley there emergency shelters for 3

amy: president biden greeted mohammed bin salman with a fist bump and more. even after biden previously vowed to make saudi arabia pariah for the state-sponsored killing of washington post columnist, khashoggi. we will get an update. in jeddah, another leader of human rights violations, sisi as egypt is set to host the next u.n. climate summit. we will speak with bill mckibben. his new yorker article. he will also speak about senator manchin scheduling the was climate bill and the heatwave raging across europe. >> at 40 degrees celsius, it is only making the more difficult to distinguish -- excuse the fire. it is becoming very hot like the south, amy: than about a dozen republican-led states have moved to ban nearly all abortion since the supreme court overturned roe . shocking cases are surfacing like the 10-year-old ohio girl who became pregnant after she was raped had to travel to indiana to get an abortion. we will speak with the editor of the nieman journalism lab about how unimaginable --"unimaginable abortion stories will become more common. is america

is olean, with a hotel in india, mohammed with a restaurant to morocco. and i dream of tasting decorations. well that brings us to the end of this edition of focus on europe. thanks so much for watching bye for now. ah ah ah, ah, with who entered the conflict zone, confronting the powerful 18 month after the violence on capitol hill? it's clear that us democracy was in great danger than previously believed. my guest this week from thomas david from a columnist for the atlantic magazine. he says the stakes were and still are frightening conflict. so in 30 minutes on d. w, we were prisoners of turkish president era. to 13 german citizens held in turkey. ah, the charges, they're politically motivated. their arrests were completely arbitrary and left them with deep mental illness. back in germany, they talked about their ordeal. political prisoner inverted one's curse in 75 minutes on d w. ah. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform with issues and share ideas. you know, on this channel we're not afraid to talk to young people clearly have the soluti

we know mohammed bin's oman -- mohammed bin salamon told micron a few weeks ago at the g7 he did nothink there was enough oil that the uae and saudi could pump in the next six months to affect gas prices in the u.s.. that is from the horses mouth in abu dhabi. we know that regional officials do not think they are pumping more will lead to the kind of political benefit you guys are talking about in the studio. between those things, possibly. seems like the national security advisor and president would not be confident about more oil coming if they were to get private reassurances. whether we see a difference is another question. >> talking about neither saying yes or no. an american official not exactly saying yes or no, that is joe mansion. he says right now, he is a no on the climate change portion of the biden agenda. i think a lot of democrats think it means he's a no forever. take us into what is happening and how big a deal it is. >> he is a know this month. this was this last 24 hours. joe mansion went to amy schumer, and schumer said i'm not going to be there on a broader pack

this is the visa document. _ called mohammed farah. this is the visa document. is the visa _ the visa document. yeah, this is the visa to _ the visa document. yeah, this is the visa to come _ the visa document. yeah, this is the visa to come to - the visa document. yeah, this is the visa to come to the - the visa document. yeah, this is the visa to come to the uk. is the visa to come to the uk and this is the document. you would have — and this is the document. you would have been _ and this is the document. you would have been known, you hadn't turned and yet. that is my photo _ hadn't turned and yet. that is my photo but _ hadn't turned and yet. that is my photo but it _ hadn't turned and yet. that is my photo but it is _ hadn't turned and yet. that is my photo but it is not - hadn't turned and yet. that is my photo but it is not my - hadn't turned and yet. that is i my photo but it is not my name, from that moment, coming in with a different name and a different identity. and now i have taken someone else's place i do wonder what is mohammed doing now? that i

the american leaderfist bumped with mohammed bin salman ahead of the talks.s after he promised to make saudi arabia a �*pariah' over the murder in the saudi consulate in istanbul. (biv)at a news conference injeddah, the president told we discussed human rights and the need for political reform. as always, as i always do, i made clear the topic was vitally important to me and to the united states. i visit at the united states. i visit at the top of the meeting. i was straightforward and direct in discussing it. i made my view clear crystal clear. i said very straightforwardly for an american president to be silent in an issue of human rights is inconsistent with who we are to i am. i will always stand up for our values. let's get some more from our middle east correspondent, many people will see that striking image of the fist bump between joe striking image of the fist bump betweenjoe biden and the man he called a pariah a few years ago and will believe the very fact this meeting happened shows that though that us does not have human rights at the top of its

he said he will isolate mohammed bin salman, the crown prince.murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. also, he avoided most of middle eastern leaders. even egyptian rulers and other parts of the middle east. i believe now he is there saying i'm sorry. he wants to achieve four things — first to salvage the relationship between the united states, strategic relationship between the united states and saudi arabia, which lasted for 80 years and recently it has been deteriorating completely. the second thing is to put pressure on saudi and united arab emirates and other oil producing countries to increase their production, hoping that they could bring the prices of oil down. but you accept what stephanie says about it is limited, a marginal impact. the third thing is how to integrate israel in the middle east to make some sort of integration and to be an integral part of the middle east by normalisation of relationships. the fourth thing is how to confront iran. iran is considered a threat to the middle east and america. he actually declared when he

in fact, mohammed farah worked as a servant for several years. are the documents that brought me to britain, something like a visa. the photo is mine, but the name and all the data are someone else's. apparently i took someone's place. i would be interested to know what the real mohammed fara is doing now, the talent of an athlete in a boy was seen by a school teacher when khusein abdikokhin, also known as molfara, was about 12 years old, a physical education teacher. alan watkinson in fact and gave a measure of the future olympic champion. took him away from the family and helped with obtaining british citizenship since 2000, they say pharaoh is officially a british citizen on monday evening, when the trailer was released. in the mental film, the immigration authorities of britain announced that they would not open any disciplinary cases due to forgery of documents and on the fact of the illegal status of entry into the country of mohammed's headlights alexander abramov and alexander selmashevsky news. in russia , the first case of the disease w

the saudi's got what they wanted and so did mohammed bin salman.of the united states. i think there is a sense of victory and elation, you saw how quickly they released these photos. the question i would ask you, john, because i don't think there's an answer, will joe biden get what he needs? out of oil, ukraine, russian, human rights, not to put too fine a point on it before years after jamal khashoggi's murder and dismemberment, there's no accountability , and it strikes me not only do we have ongoing saudi repression, but mohammed bin salman got away with murder, so the question is reciprocity, john. will the saudi's begin to change as a consequence of our engagement? values may not be that important in the scheme of things , joe biden decided that they were. and imposes somewhat political credibility for him in fact, if there's no satisfaction on this human rights issues. i hope there will be in the days to come. >> i appreciate your time today. hope you have an enjoyable and peaceful weekend. >>> hello, happy friday, we are covering a text mes

i have not talked to mohammed since nixon was president. jonathan: we will catch up with two people who were dead on. mr. dudley and mohammed. tom: diane swonk and the pulse of the economy. we will speak to alicia levine in a moment. we have not talked about it this morning. 2/10 curve inversion, it is redoubling down. jonathan: the tension between the hawkish central bank at what is happening with the data. the data is getting weaker. you see it in claims the last three weeks. housing, hiring intentions. tom: getting ready for alicia levine. microsoft and google were terrible. it was just a mess. jonathan: the board for microsoft is resilience. if you were getting defensive and looking at microsoft to provide you some resilience, they demonstrated that they can give you that. i would emphasize, a sigh of relief. tom: boeing will have important guidance today. idiosyncratic story. visa had a killer report along with american express. really indicates the two americas jerome powell deals with at 2:00. lisa: the two americas on main street an

is there protesting that emanation of mohammed? i say, yeah. and sudan has been nominated by the coordination framework up political la collision that is backed by iran. and these protesters are accusing the iranian backed parties of corruption and mcmahon at mismanagement. in fact, they blamed them for what they considered bruning the country for many years. these possessors say that they are against the nomination of ma, much he, i so they, because he belongs lot to the coordination framework, which they accused of corruption, corruption and miss management. they have been chanting against the coordination of framework they have been chanting against. and so danny and they have been chanting against the vitamin prime, minnesota noti, al medicaid, nobody on medicare was very well known for his, for his affiliation for his allegiance to iran. this, by the way, comes against the backdrop of the up, the leaked voice recordings attributed to his naughty aleki, insulting a shak lyrica and politically that amongst us other. and his supporters, as yo

this friendly attitude continued when mohammed been sal, mom took over. he cultivated ties. president trump's family and trump refused to condemn him for the casualty. murder, joe biden prefers to speak to m. b. s. his father. king samar, who officially real if the country but the game has been ill, and has rarely been seen in public and recent years. all that oil and the enormous psalms, the kingdom has to invest worldwide. keep saudi arabia irrelevant. and that means dealing directly with whoever's in charge. oh, my 1st guest tonight is ken roth, executive director of human rights watch. he joins me to night from geneva, switzerland can it's good to see you. again. i just want to say, i want to start with the optics of, of what we saw today that the bump fist that president biden shared with the saudi crown prince. what did that cost the u. s. president? well, look, i think that i'm the big question that you posed in this opening is your, is biden's seen as selling his human rights principles for the possibility of a smidgen more of saudi oil down the r

and he, mohammed bin salman, is the winner today.t what he has been wanting, even before khashoggi's murder. a public display of validation. joining me now is steven cook, he's a senior fellow for middle east and africa studies at the council on foreign relations. he recently wrote an op-ed for the l. a. times arguing why this is not the right time for biden to go to the middle east. steven, it's great to see you again, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to see you again. before we even get into why president biden is in saudi arabia, let me get your reaction to the optics of what we saw play out today, in particular the fist bump between joe biden and the crown prince. how will history remember this moment? >> look, i think everybody remembers during the campaign that the president said that he was going to render the crown prince a pariah, and said the saudi government had no redeeming value. so i think history is going to look back and remember how the president undercut his own very strong message about human rights. and

crown prince mohammed bin salmon was part of the meeting.rs. the president will speak in just a couple of minutes. we'll bring that to you live as you look at the podium there. the president called saudi arabia a pariah state during the campaign, and in 2018, passed a resolution, condemning mohammed bin salmon for the murder of "washington post" journalist, jamal khashoggi. >> let's bring in cnn's wolf blitzer, and phil mattingly. of course you have covered several administrations, what's the significance of an impromptu event like this? >> you're absolutely right. it was not on the previous schedule the president would make remarks and bring in reporters, hear what he has to say and maybe even answer a few questions. clearly the president wants to make a statement about what emerged from this very important meeting from the saudi leadership. what emerged on the issue of oil, for example, did he get a commitment to increase oil production and perhaps reduce the cost of gasoline in the united states. certainly he's going to speak a little bit

there is nothing. mohammed hums, it adds that the shallow water is undrinkable. o kabul, ody anamosa, people used to drink water from the harbor, but now we don't even let she drink the water because they get sick immediately, but it's not working. the land is the only way of life. these farmers know that i live in a madness that i don't. the drought has hit us hard. we don't even plans any more. when we do the crops die, we plant seeds on both sides of the river and we take losses. you know how much agriculture costs these days all, if god has mercy on us and gives us rain, we was of the crops twice and then they die in will. body. syria has been devastated by civil war since 2011. the fighting has forced people from their homes . now the drought is denting the resolve of those who have stayed against all odds . mohammed vine. i'm just here in the u. k. ang forecasters of issued an extreme heat warning for a number of cities in england and wales is to to last from sunday until tuesday. it comes to head of a heat wave that could result in record breaking temperat

he says he does not want mohammed al sigourney to be the next leader. nora burton money has more a show of descent in the heart of political decision making in baghdad. ah, protesters taking over the speakers plan an m p 's benches. the support is that the influential shia cleric booked out of a sudden he says he does not want mohammed of the dunny to be the next prime minister. and his support is unlikely, attempting to both. this is only from by that is brenda supporters from other provinces stormed the green zone. the ottoman are in good numbers. it seems to me that there is no escalating this protesting movement, so to speak. he basically wants to this large, they're kind of the candidate for the cream your shirt. and this is how they got through the heavily fortified, so called green zone. undeterred by water cannon protest is ripped through the cement block walls surrounding a tank moment to stretch at the city. dozens paused with apparent ease, forcing their way down the main thoroughfare towards parliament. they remained there until sorta instructed them to withdraw. in a tweet,

mohammed barkin. yes, he passed away at the age of 63.ight in nigeria where he was speaking at the barkindre oil and gas conference. managed an organization of strange oil exporters. in 2016, he was one of those who openly declared that he would replace the export of russian oil. in the european union, it is almost impossible and the german government can buy out up to a quarter uniper shares, in order to save the company, the handels newspaper writes about this but the crisis in the energy concern flared up amid a decrease in gas supplies and rising prices, if the cabinet really buys papers, then from the state budget. we'll have to spend about 150 million euros. it is also possible to acquire the rights of tacit participation in the amount of three to five billion. this was the news of the economy in short. the kremlin reacted negatively to the attacks on the former foreign minister. austrian karin kneisel because of her good relationship with vladimir putin the day before, a publication appeared in the media stating that due to death t

they rose up against that nomination of mohammed. she asked who danny? they believe, as they say, that he is another for seed of corruption. another for said of a no real malady, the former prime minister, who was a prime minister for 2 terms. and he's accused by the sudden supporters of corruption and of runing, the state resources and runing the state funds for 2 terms when he was prime minister. now the coordination framework says that they're calling on the speaker of the parliament hamlet had lucy and on the government. not to change anything in the plan. the plan that was set to hold a session on saturday to elect a new president of the state. and then the pre, the new president of the state would assign the newly a nominated prime minister who is mohammed t. i. so that, according to the coordination framework to form the new government, it seems that we're going to probably see more escalation in the coming days. as the supporters of looked under a southern, we'll definitely reject that move and would probably most to probably take again to st. an

liz: much is being made of this fist bump between the president and mohamed bin salman. as i looked at it, the crown prince, he's 36 years old. he didn't seem to be bothered by that at all, it seemed like he had a common and confident move there. so is it kind of ridiculous to be focusing too much on this? >> yeah, i wouldn't read too much into the meeting. other people have mentioned the deputy governor messed up him at the airport. again, with we don't think salman's -- [inaudible] my guess is he could not make that, and i doubt seriously that they would have had mohamed bin salman meet him because they'd want their first meeting to be many private to work through differences. and then the first bump, for his generation that's what everybody does. it's us older guys that have had to learn. [laughter] liz: yeah. us grown-ups here. although people were saying, oh, it's a handshake avoidance kind of thing because of what president biden had said in the past about saudi arabia. but let me jump to the issue of oil production. the big question has become did president biden

he also then explained that actually his name wasn't mohammed farah.was removed from his family. that he was given a new identity and brought over here to do jobs and chores. >> reporter: that teacher would help him find a new place to live and eventually help him get british citizenship. but farah continued to think about the family he'd been torn away from in somalia as a boy. his mother also wondering about him, having no idea what happened to her son. farah's mother managed to get an audio recording to mo. >> she said if this is a bother, cause you any trouble, don't, just leave it. you don't have to contact me. and i'm going of course i'm going to contact you. and at that point that's when i first called my mom. i just remember going, mom? yeah, yeah. how are you doing? how is hassan? he's doing good. and i remember that moment was just -- to know your mom's okay and she's alive. and they're all okay. for me it was like, everyone's okay. >> reporter: through two olympics and growing fame farah kept his true identity a secret. >> you came to the uk

not many people had insurance. state aid payments have not arrived yet, or there not enough. mohammed's hair salon is an exception. to think that i'll crew death is still adam. i'm really happy that the shops up and running again that every day life is back that i get to see my customers be that might have condenses in. yeah, my heart is dancing. mine has been in his. i'm tonton. once again, the are is a harmless looking stream. but for many here, the havoc caused a year ago is far from over. ah, air pollution is the 2nd biggest killer in africa after 8th. a young climate activist is taking matters into her own hands and forcing the authorities to do more to improve air quality. you can them climate activity. he would, and natalia is concerned about the air quality. in her city. they smoke from banning waste traffic. fumes and industrial emissions have made comp, hello, one of africa's most polluted cities. less air here, feel very unclean, very polluted. it filled shocking delays of a sudden change in smell that you can feel it doesn't feel healthy at all. natalia runs, you get the gro

he said he wouldn't meet crown prince mohammed bin salman.he summit of the gulf cooperation council. and yet we saw that meeting yesterday between the two leaders. rememberjoe biden, from his time on the election campaign trail, had talked about saudi arabia as a pariah because of the killing of jamal khashoggi, the journalist who was brutally murdered in the consulate in istanbul back in 2018. he, in the first weeks of his presidency, refused to communicate with saudi arabia, in that time where they normally do a round of talks and introductions with different world leaders. and this was something that i raised in the early hours of the morning when i sat down and interviewed saudi arabia's foreign minister, adel bin ahmed al—jubeir. and i asked him about notjust that pariah comment — what he thought of it — but why he thoughtjoe biden had changed his mind and decided to come here and have that meeting. what happens in a political campaign generally doesn't survive the reality of being in office, because in office you have access to informat

mohammed anif pushes his son's wheelchair to dialysis five days a week.e round trip. six kilometers each way. skyrocketing inflation means public transit costs six times more than it did just months ago. even though the president's gone, he says, we cannot celebrate. we're in the same place. same as before. our sore roes still remain. this single dad can barely afford a loaf of bread. as his exiled president gotabaya rajapaksa flew in luxury to singapore. appointing as prime minister an ac a family friend as acting prime minister. he's the same guy whose house was set on fire last week by protesters demanding his resignation. for now sri lanka's highest court has temporarily blocked some senior officials from fleeing the country, including the two remaining rajapaksa brothers, the one who got away, the self-exiled former president, could be seeking asylum from potential criminal charges. >> we are fighting as one nation until he's getting progress punishment for whatever he has done. >> reporter: if that doesn't happen, if sri lanka's problems don't turn