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newly- released surveillance video shows what transpired during a gunman's rampage at a trump national hotel south florida back in may.andrew scheinthal reports. what was a quiet night at trump national doral back in may... broke into pandemonium when a former porn actor rushed the lobby... gun in hand.the video from surveillance cameras inside the resort shows 42 year old jonathan oddi draping a massive american flag over the desk that he stole from somewhere else on the property. then... he grabs a metal obcomputer monitors where guest check in.it's shortly after.... miami dade police arrive... their lights seen flashing through the window. that's when gunfire breaks out between police and the 42 year old.both shooting at each other.oddi appears to put his hands up at one point but then he grabs the gun... and opens fire.nat sound:the bodycam footage officers were wearing at the time... shows their quick response. once they run in they're met with debris on the floor from the items oddi either through to the ground or shot at.and that's when oddi runs for it. he turns the corner... continu

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this is cctv footage allegedly showing saudi nationals at two hotels in istanbul, the movenpick and thed. this is footage outside the saudi consulate, showing jamal khashoggi arriving through the front entrance. we have put it on a loop so you can see it continuously. he goes through the front door. the time stamp is highlighted in red, 1.14pm, 2nd october. this is the last known sighting of him. this is also cctv footage, showing two blacked out vehicles arriving at the saudi consulate. turkish authorities allege khashoggi was killed in the consulate. of course, saudi arabia denies this. let's get an idea of where those locations are on a map. they are all in quite close proximity. here's the movenpick hotel. it's located very near to the saudi consulate, as is the residence of the saudi consul, which is only 500 yards away. turkish authorities have been given permission to search the saudi consulate. turkish media report 13 saudis travelled to istanbul's attaturk airport, and that they flew out on two private planes. earlier, i spoke to 0nur erem from bbc turkish about how this media

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hotel. that trump would jeopardize the best needs of the fbi and so our national security and law enforcement to avoid competition for his hotel if it's true, reprehensible. >> the "new york times" report note there had's no clear indication that the original plan to go ahead and raise the fbi building, sell the property to a commercial developer, build office space, retail space, new hotel, kocondominiums that that necessarily would hurt the trump international hotel across the street and increase the value of that hotel because of this new development. >> well, apparently the president doesn't see it that way and here's what is also disturbing about it, wolf, and my watchdog group demanded documents under the freedom of information act to understand it. the government won't turn over the information on the president's exact reasoning. but the only thing that makes sense when you understand these new facts in the "new york times" editorial, why would you trap the fbi on the premises, deny them a proper campus somewhere around washington, d.c. while this construction is going on other than fo

media is that you had what they're calling a saudi hit squad of fifteen saudi nationals coming here into planes booking into hotelsvery close to that door they were all supposed to have been inside laying in wait when the saudi journalist went in to finalize some divorce papers because he wanted to get married within two hours they killed him they dismembered his body they don't know where he what next these are all allegations i think also we should bring this back to the fact when we talk about the politics this is a man who has family who has a fiance who these are horrific details coming out and no one has any evidence the u.s. state department and the u.n. of calling for a full and transparent investigation and to gee's disappearance or sentence as it's concerned over the whereabouts of the journalists. police in germany have arrested a man in connection with the murder of a bald garion journalists that year old victoria marin over was raped and killed in the northern town of ruse she'd been investigating alleged fraud with the e.u. funds involving businessmen and politicians the leader of bangladesh's main o

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hogan is accusing her and although of raping her in a las vegas hotel in two thousand and nine the stuff of what has been left out of his national or squad for next week's international matches. one of the journalists who first reported that to write publication against christiane who is christoph vent about this force that is to for test beagle magazine he joins us from hamburg a welcome to the w how did you find this story. well we're a team at dish the go team of journalists who are digging through a lot of material off the football leaks steps of the case it's millions of documents in this database it's actually the biggest leak in sports history and we're trying to find stories that are of public interest and that we can publish about and in the beginning of two thousand and seventy we found the first traces of this incident in june two thousand and nine between christiana run out on katherine my jago and we sat down and all worked together and gathered as much information as possible also went outside went to las vegas tried to talk to every anybody that's had any knowledge of the situation back then katherine may on the f

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nations. more recently they've been patronizing the hotels and all of this reflects back on the issue that dogs the administration. are they making good public policy or doing things that pad their wallets? that raises the specter of jared kushner who has been trump's lead ambassador to the middle east and especially to saudi arabia. there's been speculation as to whether the people who were put in the hotel and imprisoned by the crown prince, if he got those names from u.s. intelligence sources that jared kushner passed along to him. what was kushner's goal in doing that? kushner at the time that he was lobbying both sources of money in the middle east, china and russia was desperately trying to bail out a skyscraper the family was in debt for on fifth avenue. trump himself would be very hard pressed to locate most middle eastern nations on a map. they've been full bore on -- >> i've gon that movie before. i know how it ends. >> this is all coming back to haunt them. they've got conflicted, an appearance of conflicts and possibly the reality of conflicts in everything they're doing there and t

hotel from him. the saudi government paid him $4.5 million for an apartment near the united nations. audi lobbyists spent 270 grand last year to reserve rooms at trump's hotel in washington. just this year trump's hotels in chicago and new york reported significant uptick in booking from saudi visitors. here to talk about all of it, david farenthold who covers the president's businesses and conflicts of interest, and rick stengel, former managing editor of "time" magazine. gentlemen, good evening to you both. david, what should folks know about the depth and breath dth this president's relationship with saudi arabia and individual saudis? >> well, the most important thing to know is it goes back a long time and it continues even now. president trump still owns his business even while he's in the white house. his business, while it's taken some losses and done poorly in some areas, the best news for it in the last year or so has been an increase in business from the saudis. you mentioned the trump hotel in d.c., new york, and chicago, all those places report significant spending by sau

on october 14th turkish officials allege the 15 saudi nationals had landed in turkey the same day khashoggi vanished and then checked into this hotel. the team then backed up at the back of the consulate allegedly lay in wait for jamal khashoggi who went through the front door a few hours later and never emerged. the surveillance video captured the alleged hit squad entering the compound just before him. >> with the announcement of those planes landing, the credentials of those who arrived, i realized something i thought of the possibility of him being killed. >> reporter: on october 15th with speculation mounting, a cleaning crew is spotted entering the consulate and then turkish officials are finally allowed to investigate. >> a completely chaotic scene here in istanbul outside the saudi consulate. this is the moment we've been waiting for. prosecutors and investigators finally turn up to find out what has happened 13 days after jamal khashoggi disappeared. >> and just when it seemed the story couldn't get any more bizarre, claims by turkish officials that a recording was made of the murder and dismemberment of the celebrated jou

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these videos we basically see saudi nationals arriving in turkey on to charter flights in the early morning hours of october second they then check into two different hotels close to the saudi consulate we see them leaving their hotels again we also see this mysterious black van that you have been talking about packing in front of the saudi consulate while jamal she enters the building the then later on also briefly enters the gate of the saudi consulate and then leaves now turkish media have also published the names and pictures of these fifteen saudi nationals claiming they have been in identified by the turkish police and these reports also claim that at least one of them is a high ranking military forensics expert from saudi arabia now would all of this of course doesn't prove is what happened inside the saudi consulate this is the big question the saudis would have to answer but they until now say all these murder allegations are baseless they are not true and they indeed still say that she left the saudi consulate alive after he entered it but due to this investigators seem quite certain this jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the sa the consulate.

hotel. the saudi government paid him $4.5 million for an apartment near the united nations and more recently post reports saudi lobbyists spent $270,000 last year to reserve rooms at the trump's hotel in washington just this year trump's hotel in new york and chicago reported significant upticks in bookings from saudi visitors. here to talk about all of it, david, politzer prize reporter who covers the president's businesses and conflicts of interest and rick, former under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs happens to be former managing editor of "time magazine." good evening to you both. what should folks know about the depth and breath of this president's relationship with saudi arabia and individual saudis. >> the most important thing to know is it goes back a long time and continues to now. president trump owns his business in the white house and his business has taken losses and done poorly, one of the best news for it in the last year or so has been an increase in business from saudis. you mentioned that the d.c., trump's hotel in d.c. and new york and chicago,

in a 2015 case, he overruled the national labor relations board, siding with a hotel that had requested police officers to issue criminal citations to union demonstrators who were legally protesting. and in a case he banned employees from interaction with customers or who worked in public forum wearing union shirts that said certain words on them. so the nlrb found that the employer committed an unfair labor practice, but judge kavanaugh disagreed, concluding that the union members did not have a right to wear the shirts because the company believed they would be damaged. i can tell you because i am so concerned about the information age that we live in that when it comes to these issues as it relates to protecting consumer rights, there is no bigger consumer right than exists in protecting those on the internet with the right to access and information. we cannot have a two-tiered internet system in which these rights are not protected by a court, and in this case, judge kavanaugh wrote that the f.c.c. did not have the right to regulate broadband as common carriers. instead he made it c

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so what we see in the footage is how these a saudi nationals arrive here in turkey on two chartered planes how they later check into two different hotels and leave the hotel again we also see the black van that you have been talking about how it's parked in front of the saudi consulate while she enters the building how the then then itself enters the consulate territory and then leaves the scene what turkish media are now reporting is that they have identified the fifteen saudi nationals they have published their photos and their names and at least one of them is reportedly a military forensics expert from saudia arabia what the footage of course doesn't show is what happened inside the saudi consulate that is something the saudis would have to prove but the saudis still say all these murder allegations are baseless and they indeed say that could talk she left the building after entering it a week ago but didn't do it took investigators believe that they have a firm case that jamal khashoggi was loaded inside the saudi consulate. well honestly speaking turkish officials have left things quite murky they have not given any official pres

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hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nationor the men they call the 33. and then... .. and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc news. khashoggi. alive entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. with his uk counterpart. it comesjust days before eu leaders hold a crucial summit. later on monday. penalty and halt all pending executions. rights groups say is a major advance. was taking this step. with the mandatory death penalty. the death penalty completely. to the meeting. that they can go further and do away with the death penalty. oscar romero. of thousands of pilgrims. when he was shot dead at the altar in 1980. atrocities during el salvador‘s civil war. john mcmanus reports. another victim's funeral. archbishop oscar romero was targeted as he celebrated mass. important than the christian injunction, "thou shalt not kill". his opponents called him a gorilla in a cassock. his killers were never brought tojustice. as he declared him a saint. but some in the vatican oppose this canonisation. which the church has traditional

national rodeo time. a little taste of the wild west. that's enough. see you san francisco. >> coming up, hotelworkers take to the streets in their to the downfall of a former oakland police officer colleagues had once nicknamed big brother. and i'm julie watts. let s get started start with our forecast this morning devin, back to you. >>> welcome back. we'll get started this half hour with a check of the forecast. those offshore winds have returned, keeping us mild. we have a fire weather watch in effect. the north and east bay could see gusty winds and certainly low relative humidity, below 10% during the day. not going to rebound much overnight, either. gusts up to 50 miles an hour, extreme fire danger for the higher elevations again. 54 in concord, 57 in oakland, 56 in san francisco and san josi. we have 44 degrees in santa rosa. we are seeing mostly clear skies as we watch the sunrise. san josi 80 degrees and sunny today, a little warmer tomorrow. we'll have the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >>> the ongoing strike against marriott hotels resulted in dozens of arres

hotel in washington, not far from the white house, to hear from white house national security adviser, john bolton. interviewed, to be the moderator expected to be the hamilton society cofounder and aei director of asian studies, daniel blumenthal. later, we will be at the white house itself. taking part of an event on america's workers at 2:30 eastern, all ahead of a rally this evening. we will cover that tonight at 7:00 on c-span 2. [murmuring] >> good afternoon, everybody. if you would take your seats, that will be wonderful. does everybody hear me? ,y name is gave scheinman executive director of the alexander hamilton society. i'd like to welcome members of the press, students, alumni, and ahs for what will be a lively conversation. we are being broadcast live on c-span. please turn your phones to silent or off, if you haven't done so already. third, to members of the press, this is a conversation, and our erstwhile host will do a q&a. but if members of the press can hold their questions until the end, we will be sure to leave a few minutes for the press to ask questions while eve

hotel, how run down it seemed to be. >> reporter: san francisco travel's president says recent national news coverage of san francisco's dirtiest block and car break-ins could cost the city greatly. >> right now, we're doing well. but if our brand is damaged in the long-term, it could be negative for us. >> reporter: this past summer, a medical association looking to book a conference in 2025 went with a different city. in part because of not feeling safe on san francisco streets. >> our concern is if we don't improve the situation now, groups that are looking at us in 2025, 2030, are going to say maybe we should look somewhere else. >> reporter: with so many hotels nearby, we met lots of tourists here. they tell us it's the same in any big city. >> it's everywhere. >> i think you're going to have tourism no matter what, but i think it will shy people coming away a second or third time. >> reporter: a premonition, if true, could cost san francisco billions in the long run. and still san francisco travel is forecasting that tourism will be even bigger in 2019. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc7 news." >> melanie,

palms hotel and that she was tricked into keeping quiet and aldo has dismissed the allegations as fake news. u.s. first lady madonna trump has touched down in ghana at the beginning of a ford nation trip to africa it's a first major international trip without the president and she'll be promoting her best initiative a tour will also take her to malawi kenya and egypt. germany's coalition government has reached agreement on migration on immigration reforms designed to make the country more attractive to skilled workers from around the world the government says it will help europe's largest economy feel more than a million vacant positions by removing hurdles for qualified non e.u. citizens but it stresses the dew avoids new incentives for refugees. we have an exclusive report for you now from the greek island of lesbos home to the notorious morea migrant camp it's known for its overcrowded conditions more than eight thousand people crammed into a facility built for just three thousand violence and prostitution is said to be commonplace but in recent months criminal activity is of the camp seem to have taken on a new quality people living there see they're being terrorized by slamm

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hotel. the company has a checkered safety record. in five safety inspections over the last two years, four vehicles were put out of service, four times the national average. right now, hussein is out of the country. >> he faces criminal charges? >> that will be part of our investigation. we'll determine if there is any criminal culpability on the part of anyone. if there is, we will hold them accountable for it. >> and erielle is with us live tonight, as well. erielle, authorities say they have made contact with the owner of this company now overseas, and what is his company saying tonight? >> reporter: well, david, the company says they are cooperating with investigators, but they are not commenting on hussein's past or on their previous violations. david? >> erielle reshef with us tonight from upstate new york. erielle, thank you. >>> at the white house tonight, a ceremonial swearing in for new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. president trump calling the battle over his nomination all part of a democratic hoax. and the president is now predicting it will now help the republicans in the midterm elections. here's abc's chief white house cor

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hotel? he sends a telegram to his dad, much troubles, some expense, no danger. there is no law. they have to let him go. those artifacts today are in the national museum of finland. this leads to the recognition of this destruction, leads to a series of these laws the 1906 antiquities act, the 1996 national historic preservation act, the 1970 national environmental policy act, and the 1979 archaeological resources protection act. all of which address this issue , the protection of archaeological resources. but, all from the perspective of anglos. at the preservation? sometimes just for preservation's sake, for the beauty, but the preservation also for, what i do, scientific inquiry to understand the human past. none of it addressed native concerns for these resources. where i live, utes, navajos and pueblo people interact with these resources on a daily basis. medicine people use artifacts for medicine ceremonies. other people use them for other types of ceremony. the pueblo people view ancestral pueblo sites as the footprints of their ancestors where those sites are not abandoned. they continue to be inhabited by the spirits of their ancestors