>>> saudi arabia's powerful crown prince muhammed bin salman arrived in the u.s. today. he will meet with president trump tomorrow at the white house. norah recently visited saudi arabia and she interviewed the crown prince for last night's 60 minutes. this is the first u.s. television interview with the saudi leader since 2005. the 32-year-old prince spoke about reforms he's making in the ultraconservative kingdom, especially about the role of women in society. are women equal to men? >> translator: absolutely, we are all human beings and there's no difference. >> you have said you are taking saudi arabia back to what we were, a moderate islam. what does that mean? >> translator: we have extremists who forbid mixing between the two sexes and are unable to differentiate between a man and a woman alone together and there being together in the workplace. many of those ideas contradict the way of life during the time of the profit and the callous. this is the real example and the model. >> the crown prince also spoke about encouraging more women to

one client in egypt has had muhamed saal‘s face cut into his hair.me in 28 years, and if you've fancied one of these haircuts, just get over to the south of cairo. it apparently only ta kes a south of cairo. it apparently only takes a couple of minutes to get the look. that is all we have time for today, thank you forjoining us. hello. some of us will escape with a fine friday, even quite mild in some places but by the weekend it's much colder. where you won't have a fine friday close to this weather front, north—east england into eastern scotland, cloudy, wet, outbreaks of rain, some snow in the scottish hills and that snow level lowering later in the day. so this is your cloudy, wet zone throughout the day. also got this area of cloud and rain nudging northwards from the midlands, wales, into parts of north—west england and just fringing into northern ireland. to the south of that we see some sunshine coming through, but you may catch a shower, could be heavy and possibly thundery, not everybody will. it's here you have temperatures in double figur

recently, a young saudi woman told me that since muhamed bin salman has been crowned prince, this ise that she has in front of the country. yes, there are sceptics and i'm sure there is reason for criticism. but within this young country, the very young population is very fond of him. and from the point of view of the uk, they are rolling out the red carpet. he will be entertained by the queen. of course, he's going to downing street and meeting with the prime minister, theresa may. this is a very important economy for the uk. the trade relationship could rarely benefit the uk economy. it is about 10,000 jobs that tied into this trading relationship at the moment. it has been up a1% since 2010. about $6.2 billion, now, that we export to saudi arabia, mainly in the defence sector. controversially the defence sector. controversially the defence sector where it saudi arabia is at war with yemen. this is humanitarian crisis getting worse. that is controversial, but we also have the saudi ipo, where we are competing as well. this is about the prize oil company, which will be the ipo to en

i look forward to welcoming crown prince muhamed can someone from saudi arabia to this well, labour backbenchersme, cani sentry positions are shutting shame, can ijust sentry positions are shutting shame, can i just say sentry positions are shutting shame, can ijust say to those backbenchers at the link that we have with saudi arabia is historic, it is an important one, and it has saved, it has saved the lives of potentially hundreds of people in this country. jeremy corbyn rift on from saudi arabia's human rights record of its involvement in the war in yemen to its backing attempts to restore the country's president. germany has suspended arms sales to saudi arabia, but british arms sales have sharply increased and british military advisers are directing the war.

if you have forked out these to sit muhamed besic and the gang, you can appeal them and next time they'rehe one you get. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump's top economic advisor has resigned — it's understood gary cohn disagrees with the president about his plan to impose steep tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. mr trump has also welcomed the possibility of a global trade war. it is the latest in a series of high profile departures from the white house. biopsy was used to assassinate the heart rather of kim jong—un, biopsy was used to assassinate the heart rather of kimjong—un, kim jong—nam kimjong—nam heart rather of kimjong—un, kim jong—nam kim jong—nam according heart rather of kimjong—un, kim jong—nam kimjong—nam according to the state department. british chemical experts are working to identify the substance blamed for poisoning of former russian spy and his daughter. russia has accused the media of trying to demonise russian. the uk has called russia a line force. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media acro

. >> the $14 magazine devoted to muhammed bin salman.id peckers interest in saudi arabia and owns inquirer and men's journal and why does he have an interest in saudi arabia. jared kushner interested in building relationship with the crown prince. what about david pecker and the -- >> well i think there are a number of possibilities for david pecker. but the ones we know of include a meeting that took place in saudi in the month of september last year between mr. grime, the deal broker and muhammed bin salman and at the table was an effort to expand ami to saudi whether through the sports events which includes a mr. olympia body building contest and then in the month of january this year, mr. pecker was exploring the possibility of purchasing the magazine time from mayeredith corporation ande apashly explored the idea of getting funds from a couple of different saudi entities. one would have been a government source and another would have been a saudi arabia corporation. so those are the two examples. and the other thing to point out, at

—— muhamed, hello. can you show me a few of the things you do?” muhamed, hello.the top earlier this year on the programme. still to come on the travel show, we remember the time christa took on a surreal underwater challenge in denmark. 0ur newbie, mike corey, got a gentle introduction into life here on the programme. injanuary we welcomed mike corey to the travel show team. i'm not sure if he realised what he had signed up for when we sent him to mexico. he was there to join a group that run regular events designed to put locals off the idea of attempting an illegal border crossing into the usa, by recreating what it would be like. the experience is open to tourists as well, so we sent him along tojoin in. we are told to meet inside the main gate. and even though these guys are playing a part, they really mean business. he is yelling at the top of his lungs. he's the coyote, someone who brings you across the border. he's taking his character extremely seriously. i'm going to have to get going. sirens wail. this is intense. there are gunshots, there are sirens. t

muhamed lost his cousin and house when the crowds turned on their muslim neighbours. try to burning the houses and stuff like that. any tax, the mosque was set on fire. it is one of several in the area targeted by mobs. because of the damage done, friday prayers we re of the damage done, friday prayers were conducted in a school playground under military protection. our mosque has been destroyed. we had no place to prey. we asked the government, we need peace. they won anything for us. we just want peace. the authorities insist that the situation in kandy has improved significantly, with only minor incidents in the last few days. some arrests have been made, with the most important people having been identified. plus the people should believe in the justice of this country and the law of this land, and if they are being treated and punished accordingly in a way that they should be satisfied, they should be trusting in that. businesses remain closed as the country tries to pick up the pieces. and the police curfew has been continued in kandy and tell early saturday. fo

in a free election in 2012, the muslim brotherhood president muhammed mursi was elected.emoving the muslim brotherhood from government, and killing hundreds of their supporters. 0ur middle east editor jeremy bowen is in cairo where polls have just closed. another cautious dawn in cairo. egyptians tread carefully these days, especially if they disagree with the regime. president abdul fattah al—sisi is certain to be elected for a second term. his posters are everywhere. it's a cult of personality more than an election campaign. the army sisi used to command guard the polling stations. his supporters say his tough line saved egypt from becoming another syria. the defence minister came for an inspection. the uniforms are in charge in egypt, as they've been since the 50s. human rights groups said the vote was farcical, while the sisi regime repressed the people and tortured prisoners in the name of fighting terrorism. esma rove is a spokeswoman for the sisi campaign. translation: of course it's a 1,000,000% democratic process. and the evidence is that all the egyptian people,

muhammed ali is charged with second-degree murder and driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs in a christmas eve crash that killed highway patrol officer andrew camilleri. prosecutor say ali was going 120 miles per hour when he slammed into the officer's patrol car that was parked on the shoulder of interstate 880. his attorney asked for a delay on the case to review documents. >> the accident reconstruction, which was extensive, is over 1,000 pages, neither the district attorney or i have received it. it's very important for us to receive that. >> members of officer camilleri's family and a number of fellow chp officers attended today's hearing. the case is delayed until june. >>> a student at arroyo high school was arrested for bringing a gun on campus. the school was locked down. it's on lewelling in san lorenzo. the teen was arrested. the school was searched, the lockdown was lifted. >>> coming up next, more protests on the steps of the state capital following the police shooting of an unarmed black man. >> and facebook founder mark zuckerberg under scrutiny. why some lawm

>> the restraining order, actually muhammed ali did the same thing when there was this really sick depictionagazine in 1978. alli vs. play girl inc. there was sick dossier out there, you know, totally out of control. just nothing -- it's just so outrageous, you know. >> martha: what would the restraining order do? they couldn't do what? they couldn't approach you? they couldn't talk about you? >> i have had a lot of death threats, you know, stemming from these false reports. i think i have had many people say well, the -- you were offered this. we are going to beat your brains in. et cetera, et cetera. there needs to be steps to sort of make amends for that. >> martha: protect you? >> absolutely. i think, you know, and just sort of continuing, like i said, same story we heard in 2016 on your show and every other network running around saying these same stories. it's pretty sad, actually. it's pretty sad because i mean it was sort of the same story back in the 1990s when it was the same things going about monica lewenski and the blue dress. that was his main big story back then. the funny thi

the thing about muhammed ali when he said i'm going to knock that guy out de. trump doesn't follow through with these easeiness claims. >> well to his credit he did admit health care was way more complicated than anyone realized. so he did admit that one wasn't so easy and of course we didn't get any health care legislation passed. >> but that was mccain's fault. >> there's a lot of within in their sails coming off tax reform. there was bounce in the step of people in the white house coming in to january getting tax reform done and i think maybe that did leave them with this perception that, like immigration would be easy. that they had some momentum. it does seem like that momentum has ground to a halt. you talk to people around them who are leaving. i know there's so much time spend on hope hicks. even if kushner and ivanka stay on, they've lost so much of their inner circle that was there to help shepherd them through washington, to weather these storms. even people on the domestic policy end. so anybody who is going to get things done they are few and far b

from around the country, including activist linda sarsour and imam zaid shakir, who presided over muhammed ali's funeral. president trump tried to cancel the daca program last year, although he has repeatedly been blocked from doing so by the courts. the daca program would have expired on monday, but it remains in effect amid the pending legal battle. in environmental news, president trump has nominated dow chemical lawyer peter wright to head up an environmental protection agency unit tasked with overseeing the disposal of hazardous waste and chemicalal spills at toxic superfund sites. meanwhile, new data says coal ash -- the residual byproduct of burning coal -- has contaminated ground water with arsenic and radium and other toxic chemicals near coal-l-fired power plants acrossss the country. the new data was released on friday, only one day after the epa administrator scott pruitt said the epa would weaken federal regulations on coal ash disposal. and according to "the new york times" emails sent by utah senator orrin hatch show oil extraction was central in the decision to shrink the b

that meeting involved black water founder eric prince and george nader and the prince muhammed and a russian fund manager connected to putin. now that we've explained who was at the meeting, let's tell why this matters. a month before this meeting in december of 2016, jared kushner along with incoming national security adviser michael flynn met with sergei kislyak in trump tower, according to intercept, he reported back to moscow that kushner suggested setting up a back channel for communications with russia and proposed using russian facilities in washington, d.c. to prevent surveillance by u.s. intelligence. that is just weird. now nearly two weeks later, kushner met with a russian banker, this gentleman mere, also in trump tower. now gorkov runs vbv, a financial institution described by some as a kremlin piggy bank and close ties to putin. the white house claimed the meeting was strictly diplomatic which would make sense given jared kushner's new responsibilities. but the bank told "the washington post" that the meeting was over business with the kushner companies. so we wanted to

when crown prince muhamed meets leaders in london, his message will be saudi arabia is open to businesst this relationship will lossless be a controversial one. the top economic adviser to the white house, gary cohn, has announced his resignation — after failing to persuade president trump not to impose significant tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium. art mr cohn was regarded by many business leaders as a moderating influence in the administration.he's the latest in a long line of people who've left the white house. he has tremendous energy, tremendous spirit. it is a great place to be working. many, many people want every singlejob. i'm reading that people may be don't want to work the trump but believe me, everybody wa nts to trump but believe me, everybody wants to work in the white house. they all want a piece of that 0val office, they all want a piece of that oval office, they all want a piece of the west wing. sorry, i think that was possibly my fault for speaking too much. action‘s being ta ken against so—called "secondary ticketing" companies over what's being described as