defend crown prince mohammed bin anxious to protect u.s. business interests. some members of the u.s. house and senate defied the administration criticizing trump's actions and demanding that saudi arabia and the crown prince be held to account there was little response from arab countries. the cia has concluded through its investigation and that the saudi crown prince ordered the murder of washington post journal to show the proper going to touch drop a new storm of criticism over the killing of saudi. and response by the crown prince has yet to face. the passage of time has done little to diminish interest in the case a united nations investigation also sent a k. to the audio recordings leaked by turkish intelligence. these showed that he entered the consulate at 1 15 pm on the 2nd of october he went to the consul general's office where mohamed. was with my trip an officer from the saudi foreign ministry and a special guard to crown prince mohammed bin solomon they questioned me about his plans to return to saudi arabia he said that he did want to return in

free of mohammed bin selman special protection unit came on a commercial flight from cairo. to private jets from riyadh landed an hour apart on the private runway. h. said s k one landed at 330. carrying the head of the assassination team. trip and they tell the men including 2 of the main players. the group checked into 2 hotels near the saudi consulate. surveillance cameras in both hotels showed the men leaving at 940 and 10 50 am and cameras at the consulate monitored their arrival there. say leaked all the recordings that 2 planes came from so they are via to the entire mission airport of the church and 15 men. checked in a hotel in istanbul and before you arrived to consummate they entered the. car we did feel that even though that you cannot see inside the fact that our team arrived in turkey the circumstances of what they actually did the timing is concerned and also the composition of those people in terms of their forensic expertise that ranking one at least is alleged to be a very senior ranking intelligence officer and the fact that it's also claimed that at least

if indeed it is mohamed bin sentiment as a cia as suggested more than a year ago that said there are all other ways of ensuring that at the very least choice is being deadly verd and that the very least saudi arabia feel the pressure political i dial that here can i ask you dr callandar it doesn't seem as though they are feeling any pressure has the lack of justice and accountability in this case sort of led to some kind of normalization in the way extrajudicial killings of viewed a you worry that something like this could happen again. well of course i am always worried that there will be more targeted killings only of johnny store human rights defenders but allow me to point out that actually there has been a heavy reaction to. the killing of germany and a number of steps have been taken by a range of activists including some of them and the state just last week 33 countries adopted a result hughson condemning saudi arabia for the killing of jemaah casualty and the imprisonment of the woman human rights defenders we've been though civil society sector a number of actions been taken

arabia the journalist jamal khashoggi had long been close to the royal family with the rise of mohammed bin so many he'd fallen out of favor banned from writing and tweeting he faced increasing repression and began to fear for his life he fled the kingdom that same month and though he remained supportive of the saudi monarchy and the crown prince his 2030 reform agenda he became a vocal critic of saudi repression and policies from his self-imposed exile in the united states. the pressure increased i believe him to 14 or to 15 when he was writing minister of information decided to publish the letter from writing and i think he saw that very well insulting remember back from weeding out the wiping out of the white. because. we've met the governor of the us but it's the concept of the. conspiracy with that worked. for i think 100 who said what is the reason. that i think is going to reducing vision 233 no he just has to do it right in the early 1918 stream and he showed he received a degree in business from indiana state university he then began working as a journalist later serving those medi

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sane saudi journalist to my shoji selling the crown prince of saudi arabia the lawsuit accuses mohammed bin salman or ordering his killing sheraton's the reports . the 7 count civil complaint is being filed in washington d.c. against saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon and 28 other saudi nationals it alleges that the defendants formulated a conspiracy to murder. 3 from the us and then kidnapped drugged torture and dismembered him at the saudi consulate in istanbul in october of 2018. 1 made being found one more don't he i want the truth he be no please don't sponsor among the budget we want to hold true if any of you want accountability the lawsuit has 2 primary goals to have a u.s. court make a determination that muhammad been salma is directly responsible for khashoggi is murder and finally to reveal what intelligence governments around the world possess about the plot you absolutely want to get this country 1st and foremost not only from saudi arabia but also from the united states who leave their documents and recordings that are pertinent to this case because she agrees with those

to defend crown prince mohammed bin solomon anxious to protect u.s. business interests. some members of the u.s. house and senate defied the administration criticizing trump's actions and demanding that saudi arabia and the crown prince be held to account there was little response from arab countries. the cia has concluded through its investigation and that the saudi crown prince ordered the murder washington post journalist to show the proper going to try to stop a new storm of criticism over the killing of saudi. and response by the crown prince has yet to face and punish the passage of time has done little to diminish interest in the case a united nations investigation also sent a k. to the audio recordings leaked by turkish intelligence. and to the consulate at 1 15 pm on the 2nd of october he went to the consul general's office where mohamed. was with my trip an officer from the saudi foreign ministry and a special guard to crown prince mohammed bin solomon they questioned me about his plans to return to saudi arabia he said that he did want to return in the future

i had then committee appointed as an assistant to a deputy in the shorter council decided that mohammed binment is trying to promote women to senior positions we saw this follows on from over the last year we've seen some changes such as the ambassador to washington. and for example i think what's interesting is that because the shura council itself is a toothless or going to organization while it has some significant characters it doesn't have much influence over decision making or policy making in the kingdom what's interesting is that is the continuities that we're seeing in the council of scholars this suggestion that the governmental body of the mohammed bin cement is content with the way that the religious authorities are operating and we've seen some promotion of the members who have reiterated that and to cut their message we've seen the sermons change in mecca and medina the 2 holy sites to try to promote some of the saudi policies this idea that we would have seen a conservative backlash we're seeing that there is this continuing to which suggest that the government is at ease wit

committee appointed as an assistant or deputy in the shorter council decided that mohammed bin cement trying to promote women to senior positions we saw this follows on from over the last year we've seen some changes such as the ambassador to washington been banned for example i think what's interesting is that because the shura council itself it is a toothless or going to organization while it has some significant characters it doesn't have much influence over decision making or policy making in the kingdom what's interesting is there is the continuities that we're seeing in the council of scholars this suggestion that the government or any of them have been so many is content with the way that the religious authorities are operating and we've seen some promotion of the members who have reiterated that and to cut their message we've seen the sermons change in mecca and medina the 2 holy sites to try to promote some of the saudi policies this idea that we would have seen a conservative backlash we're seeing that there is this continue with you which suggests that the government is at

if indeed it is mohamed bin sentiment as a cia as suggested more than a year ago that said there are all other ways of ensuring that at the very least choice is being delhi verd and that the very least saudi arabia feel the pressure political i dial that here can i ask you dr callandar it doesn't seem as though they are feeling any pressure has the lack of justice and accountability in this case sort of led to some kind of normalization in the way extrajudicial killings of viewed a you worry that something like this could happen again. well of course i am always worried that there will be more targeted killings to cuba only of johnny store human rights defenders but allow me to point out that actually there has been a heavy reaction to. the killing of germany and a number of steps have been taken by a range of activists including some of them and the state just last week 33 countries adopted a resolution condemning saudi arabia for the killing of jemaah casualty and the imprisonment of the woman human rights defenders we've been though civil society sector a number of actions been ta

the fiance of murdered saudi critic jamal has shoji has sued crown prince mohammed bin solomon over his murder a teacher changes and rights group democracy for the arab world now filed a civil lawsuit they accuse been silent 24 other saudi officials of ordering the abduction torture and murder of the journalist 2 years ago ashaji was killed at the saudi consulate in turkey as he went to collect documents to marry his fiance they allege it was murder to prevent him from pushing for democracy in the middle east. of the united states government. and nation that has to look for justice accountability and human rights. i asked don't you see me and all those who love him out and see what you would afford to fully and co were did and then do the responsible i respond. in a court of law. shepherd hansie is in washington d.c. any says it's hoped the lawsuit also forces the u.s. government to provide more intelligence about how shelters martyr. they seem to be 2 main goals as was suggested in what we just heard that is one to get a court determination in the us saying that mom had been solomon wa

of work his advocacy for freedom and pluralism that earned him the wrath of saudi crown prince mohammed bin son man jamal was perhaps the arab world's most famous political exile in saudi arabia try to silence we will give a voice to thousands like him who struggled for change in their countries while his friends and colleagues have succeeded in continuing his legacy through the launch of drone there's been little success in the fight for justice. after initially denying they killed him saudi arabia then pushed the narrative that the journalist was murdered by what they described as a team of rogue agents a snotty mask images a video it took months before any formal court proceedings began and even then they lacked any form of integrity or transparency in december 2019 a saudi court sentenced 5 unnamed people to death and 3 others to prison for the murder but those sentences were commuted 3 weeks ago in what the united nations special envoy on extrajudicial killings described as the antithesis of justice. meanwhile turkey says it's committed to holding those responsible for the murder 2 acc

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both suit alleges that mohammed bin salman ordered to soldiers killing at the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago. so you could be about to embolden 25 years of international isolation and transition to democracy u.s. president donald trump says he's ready to take the country off the list of state sponsors of terrorism that's likely to bring an injection of international investment and allow urgently needed relief reports now from the capital. this is one of the events that have kept sudan on a u.s. list of states sponsors of terror and kept most foreign investors away for more than 25 years. in august 1908 attacks on the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania killed 224 people and injured more than 4000 sudan was accused of providing a base for the bombers then president obama had already been accused of offering sanctuary to the likes of al qaeda and its leader osama bin laden. but after you have negotiations by the transitional government president donald trump says he's ready to restore sudan's international status in a tweet he said sudan had agreed to pay $335000000.00 compensatio

has filed a lawsuit against the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan over the death of her husband to be the lawsuits was filed at a u.s. federal court by hattie's agendas and cause so g.'s organization democracy for the arab world now they're alleged that bin selman and his coconspirators ordered the abduction torture and murder dismemberment and disappearance of a soldier the lawsuit says this was done to silence and prevent the washington post journalists from speaking out against democratization in the middle east i asked do united states government. and the nation that has to look for justice accountability and the right. i ask that you me and all those who love him out and say we will support your affords to fully and call word to truth and show that those that it's possible i'm fond liable in a court of law. share returns is more now from washington d.c. . they seem to be 2 main goals as was suggested in what we just heard that is one to get a court determination in the us saying that mom had been solomon was directly responsible for jamal khashoggi death but also to get mor

apparatus and official state institutions so i think that continuities speaks volumes as to how mohammed binment feels about the situation feels about his control of the kingdom chief palestinian negotiator saeb erekat has been taken to an israeli hospital more than a week after contracting covered 19 he was transported from his house in the occupied west bank to western force when the palestinian liberation organization says erekat requires special care due to chronic health problems he received and long term spent in the u.s. 3 years ago. israel is easing its 2nd coronavirus lockdown after a month of restrictions says been a drop in infections therefore people cannot travel more than one kilometer from their homes and restaurants can open but only for takeaway speeches and kindergartens have also been given the green light to operate in italy the prime minister has announced new measures saying there's no time to waste after a spike in covered 1000 cases giuseppi contest says he wants to avoid a full lockdown by the situation has become critical mayors will be allowed to close public squar

of work his advocacy for freedom and pluralism that earned him the wrath of saudi crown prince mohammed bin son man jamal was perhaps the arab world's most famous political exile in saudi arabia try to silence we will give a voice to thousands like him struggled for change in their countries while his friends and colleagues have succeeded in continuing his legacy through the launch of drone there's been little success in the fight for justice. after initially denying they killed him saudi arabia then pushed the narrative that the journalist was murdered by what they described as a team of rogue agents a snotty mask images a video it took months before any form of court proceedings began and even then they lacked any form of integrity or transparency in december 2019 a saudi court sentenced 5 unnamed people to death and 3 others to prison for the murder but those sentences were commuted 3 weeks ago in what the united nations special envoy on extrajudicial killings described as the antithesis of justice. meanwhile turkey says it's committed to holding those responsible for the murder to accou

-- mohammed bin salman, rolled out the red carp for thicar. w one of eoggi dissentingoices. he kw what the stakes were. >> he was publishing articles that wercritical of the udi reme. >> that could not be tolerated. am "kingdom of silence." twyears afr the murder of journalist jamal kshoggi inside the saudionsulate in turkey, and new documentary looks the htory of u.s. and saudi relations and why the kingdom felt so threatened by khashoggi's writings. we will speato director rick rowley and pulitzer prize winning writer lawrence wright. ghtwill also talkk to wri "t" a novebout about a deadly pandemic written before the outbreak of covid-19. is the global dental tops one million, we go to india, which has just become the second nation to hit 6 million confirmed covid-19 cases after the u.s. we will speak to journalist rana ayyub, who was recently hospitalized after testing positive for covid. the privileged people in indidia, they have hand sanitizers. underprprivileged, about 50%, cannot afford it. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.or

putin and the crown prince, mohammed bin salman spoke twice. that puts some answers.eports third-quarter numbers tomorrow. bloomberg intelligence reckons a somewhat conservative guidance of 2.5 million. what's on the slate? looking: you will be out for numbers from ubs. the last set of results under sergio's watch. you will have an interview with him than i'm looking forward to. on wednesday, tesla reports. the u.k. government is urging companies to help them deal with what's going on between brexit and covid. the weekly brussels addition. maria, what do you have in store? maria: we will be talking about brexit and debriefing what happened at the european summit. we have a lot to talk about this week. if you look at everything that is happening between the u.k. and the eu, the prime minister has missed his deadline, october 15 to get a clear hint that a deal is coming. he is ready to go wto terms. it is a very different story. he is the one that has eroded trust in the negotiations. nonetheless, they are still at the negotiating table, so it's not completely lost. tha

prince mohammed bin salman and 20 others are named in the complaint. khashoggi was killed by saudi agents in 2018. crown prince mohamed denies any involvement but accepts as the de facto leader. city,'s most populous officials are imposing a 24-hour curfew following protests over police brutality. a nigerian health officials is at least two officials were shot dead, adding to at least two other deaths across the country yesterday. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg @quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. yousef? yousef: thank you so much. let's get to the u.s., because the country may be edging closer to a stimulus deal. house speaker nancy pelosi says she is hopeful that an agreement can be reached at this week. that timeframe would be crucial for getting a bill passed by election day. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has weighed in. pelosi told bloomberg progress is being made. speaker pelosi: we all want to get an agreement, because p

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the lawsuit alleges mohamed bin sound man ordered has killing at the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago shipwrecked hansie is in washington d.c. . there seem to be 2 main goals as was suggested in what we just heard that is one to get a court determination in the us saying that mom had been solomon was directly responsible for jamal khashoggi death but also to get more information about the death there's still so much that we don't know we do know that authorities in the us of made the determination that muhammad been summoned had bought some direct responsibility for the death of jamal khashoggi but what is that information the u.s. government isn't releasing it and so what they're hoping is that in the discovery face of this phase of the civil lawsuit more documents will have to be produced by the u.s. government other governments around the world as to exactly what evidence they have which led them to the conclusion that there was as official responsibility for jamal khashoggi death and they feel that they have jurisdiction here in the u.s. to push the civil suit because of the t

it accuses mohammed bin sound man of ordering her shoe just killing she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018 i am the united states government. and the nation that has to look for justice accountability and the rights. i asked don't you agree and all those who love him out and see me looks or do your affords to fully and cowher to truth and show then do the responsible i'm fond liable in a court of law. the u.s. justice department has filed a competition lawsuit against google saying it may need to be broken up the claim alleges the tech company uses its market power to preserve or not play over search engines and advertising police them paraguayan have seized drugs valued at half a $1000000000.00 it's the country's largest ever cocaine past more than 2 tons of cocaine was hidden in a shipment of charcoal destined for israel. hong kong airline cafe pacific is cutting nearly a quarter of its workforce as it struggles to deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic almost $6000.00 employees will be like. the un has secured $1700000000.00 in international ai

the fiancee of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi is suing the saudi crown prince alleging mohammed binman bin abdulaziz ordered the murder. around 3 million people in manchester will be removed into the tightest level of coronavirus restrictions from friday. italy's prime minister has ruled out a national lockdown, but three regions in the country have added new measures. postal votes in the u.s. election will be accepted three days after the election in one state following a court ruling. the supreme court turned down an appeal by the republicans that would have limited the counting in pennsylvania. votes postmarked election day were before will be accepted and what could be a key swing state. our white house correspondent says the issue of mail-in ballots has become important during the campaign. >> why this is such a divisive issue along partisan battle lines has to do a lot with mail-in voting. typically democrats seem more supportive of that. they have confidence in the system. donald trump has said it is rigged with fraud and as a result most conservatives choose to stand in line

against saudi crown prince mohammed bin soma i'm 28 although saudi nationals it alleges that the defendants formulated a conspiracy. from the us i've been kidnapped drugged torture i'm dismembered him out the saudi consulate in istanbul. a team. lom it been so long lord. i want the truth. be no please don't sponsible but we want to whole truth. and if you want accountability the lawsuit has 2 primary goals to have a u.s. court make a determination that muhammad been soma is directly responsible for the show g.'s murder and finally to reveal what intelligence governments around the world possess about the plot you absolutely want to get this country 1st and foremost not only from saudi arabia but also from the united states who lead the documents and recordings that are pertinent to this case for soldiers with those as the ultimate goal is to provoke the crown prince's accession to the through no one behind if lost gruesome murder shoot have any role in becoming more not like robert in some of the know he's ordering soldiers murder cases been declared closed in saudi arabia following the con

disagrees withing my that members is -- mbs and i thick was deliberate joyce to deligate that's to mohammed bin sal yan and i'm sure he den know but every single issue in toil going on but i have no reason to believe that mbs is doing big things behind his back or that he sort of doesn't know what the general outlines are and people who have known king salman will say that a lot of this are things he would talk about being bed in, whether it was going after corrupt people and these princes who are wasting mow and getting in trouble abroad and things like that. so, i do think there's -- i dope their there's a lot of reason to believe mbs is not acting on salman wishes but he is not involved never it inty gritty. >> one issue we have soon the king step in 0 and it's the palestinian issue. he comes out and says if mbs goes few far. this has been interesting with the uae. they allowed israel to fly over saudi to get to the uae. is that the only ends you know the king has something to say or haas there been any other time where he tries to reign his favorite son in? >> it was bad that he was furious

the fiance of murdered a saudi critic general has shoghi has sued crown prince mohammed bin sandman over his murder as he says changes and rights group democracy for the arab world now filed a civil lawsuit they accused bin sound man in 24 of the saudi officials of ordering the abduction torture and murder of the journalist 2 years ago ashaji was killed at the saudi consulate in turkey as he went to collect the documents to marry his fiancee they allege she was murdered to prevent him from pushing for the democrats of the middle east. i ask the united states government. and the nation that has to for justice accountability and human rights. i ask that you stop me and all those who love him out and say we will support your affords to fully uncovered interest and ensure that those responsible are. liable in a court of law. or shepherd has is in washington d.c. for us to see says it's hope that the lawsuit also forces the u.s. government to provide more intelligence about a show just larder. there seem to be 2 main goals as was suggested in what we just heard that is one to get a court dete

the lawsuit alleges that mohammed bin salomon ordered has killing at the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago it claims the murder was ordered to stop the washington post journalist for speaking out for democracy in the middle east google says it's considering filing challenges to a u.s. government competition lawsuit the country's justice department says the tech giant may need to be broken up accusing it of maintaining a monopoly over online searches and advertising. around 3000000 people in one of britain's largest cities will be moved into the country's tightest level of coronavirus restrictions from friday but manchester's move into tears 3 rules comes despite the prime minister failing to agree a funding package with the region's mayor well those are the top stories that stay with us my nigeria is next and my colleagues in the hole will have more news for you in half an hour of my. but there is no channel that covers world news like lead to the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen. but we want to know is how did these things affect people we revisit made stake

of work his advocacy for freedom and poor ism that earned him the wrath of saudi crown prince mohammed bin son man jamal was perhaps the arab world's most famous political exile in saudi arabia to try to silence. we will give a voice to thousands like him struggled for change in their countries while his friends and colleagues have succeeded in continuing his legacy through the launch of drone there's been little success in the fight for justice. after initially denying they killed him saudi arabia then pushed the narrative that the journalist was murdered by what they described as a team of rogue agents snottily mask images a video it took months before any form of court proceedings began and even then they lacked any form of integrity or transparency in december 2019 a saudi court sentenced 5 unnamed people to death and 3 others to prison for the murder but those sentences were commuted 3 weeks ago in what the united nations special envoy on extrajudicial killings described as the antithesis of justice meanwhile turkey says it's committed to holding those responsible for the murder to ac

the lawsuit alleges mohammed bin salman ordered because saudis killing at the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago sudan's prime minister is welcoming u.s. plans to remove the country from the list of state sponsors of terrorism president donald trump says he's ready to make the decision which would likely bring much needed investment and relief white house cross when it can be hard as more. it comes in the context of one of the other foreign policy goals of this administration and that is the recognition of israel trying to see that there are increasing number of arab nations that are formalizing diplomatic ties up until last month of course it was just egypt and jordan but then we saw the addition of the u.a.e. it also bahrain and there is a keen interest in the trump administration to see sudan and working towards that goal as well so we know that within these negotiations this was an 11th hour condition being offered by the administration was humanitarian aid to try and help fight covert 19 and they're very much is the desire to try to accomplish this before the u.s. election on no

the next several years depending on who succeeds stay current king of saudi arabia but if it's mohammed bin solomon you may see saudi arabia entering this coalition and then you have this historic israeli slash sunni arab coalition that seeks to effectively contain and diminish iranian destabilization in the middle east and beyond so it's quite substantive and very significant. john i only have one minute left but i must ask you with the death of justice ginsburg igniting a battle between hurry up and not so fast and with this presidential election itself as it is foreign affairs are things accelerating quick let's get this done while we have tromp or is there a wait and see attitude as countries around the world are waiting to see what happens on november 3rd give me about a minute. sure you know i bet the world is watching with fascination and also maybe with some sense of alarm given many of the questions about potential voter integrity on election day and whether or not we'll actually be able to declare the winner on election night which i'm confident we should be if you don't have any

journalist, jamal khashoggi has taken legal action in the us against saudi arabia's crown prince, mohammed binngiz and a human rights group are suing the prince and 28 other people for damages. the saudis say the crown prince played no part in the killing. brazil says a chinese—made coronavirus vaccine will be part of its national immunisation plan, in one of the first such efforts in the world to fight the pandemic. the governor of the country's largest state, sao paulo, said they will buy forty six million doses of china's experimental sinovac vaccine. joao doria said they expect to be able to begin immunisation in january next year. with two weeks left until the us election, president trump has returned to the battleground state of pennsylvania, here's some of what he had to say to supporters at an election rally in erie... hello, i remember that great victory we had. cheering and applause. what a victory. 1a days from 110w what a victory. 1a days from now we are going to win the commonwealth of pennsylvania and we are going to win four more years in the white house. with your vote, we will