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 of washington post journalist to show the proper going to touch drop a new storm of criticism over the killing of saudi. national the u.s. has sanctioned some saudis in response to the crown prince has yet to face punish the passage of time has done little to diminish interest in the case a united nations investigation also sent a k. to the 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 console 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 sau

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

said that the crown prince's advisor sound a tiny contacted him twice by phone he said that mohammed bin solomon trusted implicitly and that the doors of the royal court would be open to him whenever he chose to return. the same source said that the saudi government maintained communication with his shogi and made him several offers including managing a saudi funded media network if he were to return. north so you has been has been. was. i think his knowledge of the regime credibility as a journalist when he spoke out. continued his criticism of the crown prince in the one. to me before. working with. a foundation for democracy. people. efforts included supporting the project electronic beast with canadian based saudi activist omar abdel aziz he was seeking to counter the saudi government's online harassment of critics of the regime. curing may in july 28th seen many activists notice that there was an organized attempt to attack them online specifically on social media. was a key target so i studied how those electronic attacks worked. i wanted to put together a project that aimed to stop them.

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 massive

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

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 as the ultimate goal is to prevent the crown prince's accession to the throne no one behind if lost there is an order shoot have any role in becoming more not like ro

suing the saudi crown prince in the united states the lawsuit alleges mohamed bin solomon ordered her killing of the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago it was filed by a federal court to buy had teaching asian g.'s and g.'s organization democracy for the arab world now the lawsuit claims the murder was ordered to stop the washington post journalist from speaking out against or for democracy in the middle east google says it is 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 plot monopoly over online searches and advertising the california based firm says the lawsuit is deeply flawed. 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 is moving to tears 3 rules comes this fight the prime minister failing to agree a funding package with the region's mayor meanwhile italy's prime minister has ruled out a national lockdown as cases rise there to the

mohammed bin solomon is facing a criminal lawsuit in the u.s. -- murder of a regime critic, jamal khashoggi. have an0 others advocacy group. he was killed by saudi agents in istanbul in 2018. prince mohammed denies any involvement but accepts responsibility as the kingdoms to factor leader. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. shery. u.s., there are fears southern states are becoming covid-19 hotspots with data suggesting more people are being hospitalized than anywhere else. the rising cases are being met with public skepticism about coronavirus vaccines, which dash hopes of containing the outbreak anytime soon. michelle cortez in minneapolis. it's not just vaccine skepticism but also this idea of herd immunity that is in the white house. are ideas that we could get through this coronavirus pandemic simply by allowing all the healthy people in the country to get the infection. most of them would reco

that the crown prince's advisor sound our attorney contacted him twice by phone he said that mohammed bin solomon trusted implicitly and that the doors of the royal court would be open to him whenever he chose to return. the same source said that the saudi government maintained communication with his shogi and made him several offers including managing a saudi funded media network if he were to return. nor. was. i think his knowledge of the regime. when he spoke out. continued his criticism of the crown prince in the washington post. to me put this before. is working with. a foundation for democracy in the arab world. people. think some form of conservation. efforts included supporting the project electronic be nice with canadian based saudi activist omar abdel aziz who was speaking to counter the saudi government's online harassment of critics of the regime. may in july 28th seen many activists notice that there was an attempt to attack them online specifically on social media. was a key target so i studied how those electronic attacks worked. i wanted to put together a project that aimed to sto

mohammed bin salman over the death of her husband lawsuit was filed at a u.s. federal court i think changes and khashoggi is organization democracy for the arab world now they allege that bin solomon and his coconspirators ordered the abduction torture murder dismemberment and disappearance of course orgy the lawsuit says this was done to silence and prevent the washington post journalist from speaking out against democratization in the middle east i asked the united states government. and the nation that has to look for justice accountability and human rights. i ask that you me and all those who love him out and say we will support your affords to fully and cowher to try and ensure that those responsible i found liable in a cold war. i did speak to shipper times he joins us live from washington d.c. so she have this lawsuit has been filed to tell us more about how far it can go. we just came out of a press conference with the lawyers and the plaintiffs and you and you get the sense this is really yet another attempt to to reach accountability there is that sense of greater frustration but it seems to be business as usual what the saudis that had been some on whom the cia the u.n.