abdulaziz mutreb, a former saudi diplomat and intelligence official working for crown prince mohammed bin salam, whom khashoggi knew. khashoggi is clearly alarmed and replies, "you can't do that"... "people are waiting outside" for me.nic robertson: "according to the source the conversation ends right there. the transcript indicates noises.. as several people set upon khashoggi..."and very quickly khashoggi can be heard saying, "i can't breathe." he repeats it again. "i can't breathe, i can't breathe."what happens belies initial saudi claims his death was a "grave mistake". cnn's source says it's clear from his reading of the transcript khashoggi's murder was no botched rendition attempt, but the execution of a premeditated plan to murder the journalist. but it is what happens next that is really horrific. the transcript records many voices and noises. then says "scream" from jamal. again "scream". then "gasping". noises are identified as "saw" and "cutting". then a voice turkish authorities identify as dr. salah muhammad al tubaiqi, the head of forensic medicine at saudi arabia's interior mini

belief based on the evidence they say they have now seen that says that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam was behind these murder roles thanks very much as get more on that joining us on set here in doha senior political analyst marwan bashar so this time last month when donald trump says of the crown prince maybe he did maybe he didn't feel in a strong was trying to close the whole thing it's not working is it no it's not not when you have a senator who says maybe there's no smoking gun but this is a live smoking saw which basically both read the cooling. the trump saddam and relationship or complicity as well as asserting the american congress in issues that generally or traditionally is not the real me if you will of authority of congress which is foreign affairs but clearly congress is so fed up with the present trump handling of this so with issues as well as other issues as you know so much sure that it's really trying to assert yourself the big question of course is how much is all of that hyper politics and how much is it a true change in foreign policy. when it comes to foreign p

belief based on the evidence they say they have now seen that says that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam was behind these murder roles thanks very much as good moral not joining us on set here in doha senior political analyst mo and bashar so this time last month when donald trump says of the crown prince maybe he did maybe he didn't feel in a strong was trying to close the whole thing it's not working is it. not when you have a senator.

jamal khashoggi and there's growing pressure on the white house to hold saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam accountable for the killing she had tandy has more from washington d.c. politics. we were told from turkish sources a range of issues were discussed including syria no turkish forces them say a group of senators requested a meeting with the turkish intelligence chief about the murder and in that meeting which was described as informal the intelligence chief explained what evidence turkey had about about the killing and explained what evidence turkey has given to the us about the killing the u.n. envoy to yemen has called for both sides in the four year long war to end the violence now he made the comments at the start of talks in sweden the warring sides have agreed to a prisoner swap. a u.s. sponsored draft resolution that would have condemned the palestinian group hamas has failed to pass in the united nations general assembly the measure didn't get the required two thirds majority. u.s. president donald trump is expected to pick heaven now it to be the u.s. is new ambassador to the

the motivation why is the president so unwilling to speak out against the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam so that's really i think that the core of the question and the reason this isn't going to go away this said it is senator corker who is leaving in january he says he wants to get it done before he leaves so he's going to be pushing for that if he doesn't get it done then the house gets democrats take over the house they take control over that they start investigating they can call witnesses they can subpoena documents they can hold hearing after hearing after hearing so it might be in the president's interests to give the senators what they want which is something more than what he's been willing to do because it seems like that's the only way that this is getting out of the headlines but so far is given absolutely no indication that he has any intention of doing that. and thank you very much indeed . let's finish now with a recap of our breaking story senior sentences in the us say the time has come for the trumpet ministration to condemn saudi arabia for the murder of journalists. o

abdulaziz mutreb, a former saudi diplomat and intelligence official working for crown prince mohammed bin salam, whom khashoggi knew. khashoggi is clearly alarmed and replies, "you can't do that"... "people are waiting outside" for me.nic robertson: "according to the source the conversation ends right there. the transcript indicates noises.. as several people set upon khashoggi..."and very quickly khashoggi can be heard saying, "i can't breathe." he repeats it again. "i can't breathe, i can't breathe."what happens belies initial saudi claims his death was a "grave mistake". cnn's source says it's clear from his reading of the transcript khashoggi's murder was no botched rendition attempt, but the execution of a premeditated plan to murder the journalist. but it is what happens next that is really horrific. the transcript records many voices and noises. then says "scream" from jamal. again "scream". then "gasping". noises are identified as "saw" and "cutting". then a voice turkish authorities identify as dr. salah muhammad al tubaiqi, the head of forensic medicine at saudi arabia's interior mini

that constant whatsapp message is to the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam is anyone that in washington surprised to have that's. i think people probably are not surprised because you know it's i think one of the worst kept secrets in washington recently was the report today in the new york times saying that when gerry visited riyadh and the crown prince he was there to coach the crown prince on how to weather this storm of the show you murder until people forget about it so i think in general washington people believe that this is to be expected and i think it's only a narrow circle around president trump that behaves this way that wants to see the question be immersed left under the rug do you think we're going see any reaction from well any accident that's taken by the white house when it comes to the kasam team outta i think only if they're compelled to do so so who can do the compelling well these sorts of our broadcast can over time as long as there's political heat that political heat i don't think is going to come from the american electorate you know this issue as morally repul

senate says of introduced a resolution to hold the saudi crown prince mohammed bin salam accountable for the killing of the journalist. but follows a private briefing with the cia director on tuesday over the murder at the saudi consulate in istanbul in october john hendren has more from washington d.c. this measure was introduced by a number of senators but one of them republican lindsey graham who is a close ally of president trump says this resolution without the quiff occasion definitively states that the crown prince of saudi arabia was complicit in the murder of mr coup shoji and has been a wrecking ball to the region jeopardizing our national security interests on several fronts but u.s. defense secretary says he needs more evidence on who ordered the killing before placing blame the president donald trump have been coming under criticism for refusing to connect the saudi crown prince to. the french government is abandoning a fuel tax hike which has led to weeks of violent protests a promise on tuesday to postpone the rise for six months wasn't enough to quell the demonstratio