la policia espaqola detuvo a 79 peo rsonsospechas de producir y distribuir pornografia infantil en laernet. los arrestados son 78 hombres y una mujer, a los que se les confiscaron 45 computadoras discos duros, 25 telefonos moviles y mas de 300 "dvds", que contenian material pornografico "extremadamente grafico", que implicaba a menores. los agentes mb hallaron una de humo, cuchillo drogas, en una propiedad en madrid. la esperanza de volver a ver a sus padres luego de 30 aqos de separacion se hizo realidad para un inmigrante... "gregorio guevara" pudo "re- encontrarse" con sus papas en estados unidos gracias a una iniciativa del estado de puebla y la "casa puebla", que gestionaron las visas para un grupo de mexicanos, ansiosos de ver a sus familiares emigrados. desde bakersfield, california, juan carlos gonzalez con el emotivo reencuentro. desde univision deportes natalie juarez con la informacion deportiva. las aguilas del america golean a los tiburones del veracruz y van encendidos a la liguilla. escultores de varios paises compiten creando figuras de arena en un cayo de la florida.

blackface is a bigen b lack peo skin color. >> people who are responsible for popularizing and creating these looks aren't getting the same monetary advantages and getting modeling opportunities and things like that. >> reporter: but emma denies the accusations, saying this was never her intention and that her looks are natural. >> i haven't done anything to make myself look darker. i get the tan naturally when i've been in the sun. whenever somebody has asked me, i've always answered that i am white, because i've never seen myself as anything else. >> to some degree it doesn't really matter how she personally identifies herself. it's very clear that she's tapping into an aesthetic, a style, a look that was created by and maintained by a lot of girls from the hood. >> reporter: many who assumed she was black or biracial have accused her of darkening her skin and altering her hair and lips in order to capitalize on beauty trends and get brand endorsements. >> i've been accused of doing -- having my nose done, and i've been accused of doing my lips, lip injections and surgeries, and perme

that were involved hopefully additional steps were made up asked for a level briefing with matters peo and you know i asked paul to come in as soon as we get back to share with us what is happening with saudi arabia on both fronts both yemen and what is happening as it relates to the journalist who was assassinated in my opinion at the direction of the crown prince of saudi arabia us and this from democrat senator ben cardin i remain concerned that the administration is enabling the kingdom of saudi arabia in its effort to protect crown prince mohammed bin salman from accountability the u.s. state department describes the saudi announcements up indictments as a good first step implicitly implying that the should not be seen as the end of the process this is a step in the right direction it is an initial investigation finding it is important that those steps continue to be taken toward full accountability we will continue to work diligently to ascertain the facts but congress making very clear it will maintain pressure for stronger action to be taken by the trumpet ministration and intr

secretary of state from peo no statement on what happened in crimea and we also haven't heard anything from president strums so far. i'm going to from norman in washington thank you so schultz in brussels thank you as well. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world four turkish soldiers are dead and another seriously injured after their helicopter crashed in a residential area of istanbul aircraft struck a four story building before hitting the street on thursday say there are no civilian casualties defense officials have become an investigation. mexico has deported nearly one hundred central american migrants who tried to cross illegally into the united states on sunday hundreds tried to force their way across the frontier into your water before being repelled by u.s. border guards u.s. president donald trump threatened on twitter to permanently closed the us mexico border. britain's prime minister has makers from all parties to support the brics deal she agreed with the european union on sunday speaking in parliament recently warned skeptical law

individuals that were involved hopefully additional steps were made up asked for a briefing with matters peo and you have asked for the come in as soon as we get back to share with us what is happening with saudi arabia on both fronts both yemen and what is happening as it relates to the journalist who was assassinated in my opinion at the direction of the crown prince of saudi arabia us and this from the democrat senator ben cardin i remain concerned that the administration is enabling the kingdom of saudi arabia in its effort to protect crown prince mohammed bin salman from accountability the u.s. state department describes the saudi announcements up indictments as a good first step implicitly implying that the should not be seen as the end of the process this is a step in the right direction it is an initial investigation finding it is important that those steps continue to be taken toward full accountability we will continue to work diligently to ascertain the facts but congress making very clear it will maintain pressure for stronger action to be taken by the trumpet ministration and in

that were involved hopefully additional steps were made up asked for a lot more briefing with matters peo and you asked for the comment as soon as we get back to share with us what is happening with saudi arabia on both fronts both yemen and what is happening as it relates to the journalist who was assassinated in my opinion at the garage in the crown prince of saudi arabia us and this from the democrat senator ben cardin i remain concerned that the administration is enabling the kingdom of saudi arabia in its effort to protect crown prince mohammed bin salman from accountability the u.s. state department describes the saudi announcements up indictments as a good first step implicitly implying that the should not be seen as the end of the process this is a step in the right direction it is an initial investigation finding it is important that those steps continue to be taken toward full accountability we will continue to work diligently to ascertain the facts but congress making very clear it will maintain pressure for stronger action to be taken by the trumpet ministration and introduced

county: this new wildfire is forcing thousands of peo w... >>> continuing to follow breaking news in butte county. wildfires are causing thousands to evacuate. the camp fire has burned 5000 acres off of highway 70. it is spreading quickly. the flames are in this shot. there is a smoke advisory for the entire bay area due to this wildfire. we will have an updatealon a a the appeals court ruled that the later ginsberg is in the hospital right now. the 85-year-old fractured three ribs after falling in her office last night. she went home after the fall and was taken to the hospital this morning when she was experiencing disc comfort. she has been on the high court -- discomfort. she has been on the high court for many years. >>> president trump announced jeff sessions was resigning. he has expressed his frustration with sessions for not recusing himself from the russia investigation. this sparked concerned that this is a preemptiveio ey arllin nds e being planned in support of robert mueller. rallies will be held in san francisco, alamepm.>>> a live l at&t park where public memorial is

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chop hrkhop is warning peo peoo careful. >> tracking not only rain, but snow in the mountains. we have a lot to get to. we will talk about street level radar and south bay we go and you are finally getting your share of rain. mountain view heading across the peninsula across i-35. we are seeing pockets of moderate rain. in the east bay and the north bay from crocket to martinez, we are seeing light showers. how much rain? over two inches with just this storm. more than an inch in santa rows. half inch in san francisco. 67/100s in oakland. a few hundredths in places like palo alto and livermore, but more is coming. picking up 72/100s of an inch. the storm that is moving through is part one of the system. here comes the next one. that's what i meant by back to back. the concern is with rain not being able to absorb too much moisture. watch out. the storm concerns, hydro planing on the roadways.ee c to moderate risk and pretty low. roads up to tahoe. i would hold off on travel. winder storm warning until 10:00 a.m. windy and heavy snow above 6,000 feet and 12 to 18 inches and up t

survey finds a third of americans admitheas incentive t distracted driving, it will reward peo road with a discount on their policy. >>> if you want a christmas tree that won't break your budget it may pay to wait. study shows christmas eve is the cheapest time to buy a tree with an average price of $47. the most expensive time is on cyber monday, when prices average about $81 and black friday isn't far behind at $77. the results are based on sales data from christmas tree farmers and sellers, and while it may not suit to you procrastinate, you can save roughly until the week before >> if you wait until easter, it's cheaper. >> wait until nevernd money. >> thanks, kate. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," kari has a look at your forecast. we can't wait too long for this one, though. >> yes, it's going to be still what we've seen the past few days. smoky and cool to start. warming up during the afternoon. here is a live look in palo alto. we start out at microclimates we'll talk about the air quality coming up next. >>> here's san rafael, the quality of your drive is just fine. you'

which are th major bioindicacators, it indicatetes there isis going to an effect on t the brarain, peoave lower i.q. levels. they have balance issues, aggressiveness issues. they have problems with heararing, with sight, with taste. much of the mercury that's used in the process of concentrating that gold is lost, dumped into the rivers and lakes of the area that you have the mining. mercury has the unusual ability of concentrating and magnifying. and as it moves up the food chain as one animal eats another, in this case fish, it concentrates and accumulates. they have concentrations that are millions or tens of millions of times higher than the water that they live in. it's a perfect mechanism to be able to concentrate it in a form that affects the next consumer, and in many cases hose are people. the carnenegie insnstitution fo science has crubblblingted -- conducted research since 2008 and found the levels of mercury are increasing in line with the gold production that's been occurring in the region. in a study published in match in the we found that capital, not 60% of the species

of the timing i would give the united states government really from secretary mabus to a secretary peo have consistently called for the resumption of u.n. peace talks at least for the last year and a half each time to united states as has demanded a concrete steps it has fallen on deaf ears and abu dhabi and in riyadh so the difference now is that the united states does believe that it has some leverage over to two parties into this conflict precisely because of the fallout over that because shoji if there so this is the recklessly attributed to trying to reverse a negative trend in the us saudi relationship over yemen so even before the leverage yes there have periodically been times that the u.s. says it has drawn some sort of attention to the conflict and yemen but just asking for it isn't the same is really having any force behind it or having any will to make it done or even. withdrawing from the role that they actually played in it do you think the u.s. has ever had the will to do something about this sigurd. the united states has always had the will the problem that we have seen

. >> and today president trump is expected to honore seven peo with a presidential medal of freedom. they include retiring senator warren hatch. theongest serving republican senator in u.s. history. honors will be granted to supreme court justice scalia, and babe ruth. the new york times rept says that facebook knew much more about the russian influence than the 2016 election than it let on and it goes all the way to the top of tan co the article says facebook founder mar suckerberg had her ignore warning signs and sought to conceal them from public view. facebook also deflected attention from their scandals by sharing articles of its competitors, google andpl zuckerberg says he doesn't know. >> to w suggest that weren't interested in knowing the truth or thate wanted to hide what we knew or that we tried to prevent investigation is simply untrue. >> all of this comes as the socialti networknues to take a financial t. facebook's stock price dropped more than 20% in the last six months and the growth of new users has slowed. >> there's new efforts from the food and drug administration

more than 14,000 peo donated to her go found me page. reporting live, jean elle, nbc bay area news.e fa >> thank you, jean. >>> did hecipris break hison plc former trump campaign chairman paul manafort could now be muel facing life iner prison. in court today, prosecutors e w mueller investigation. his attorneys contend manafort v believes he was telling the truth. prosecutors say they'll now draw up a sentencing recommendation for the judge and outline what u evidence they have that manaforn lied.d. >>> just in, a sketch palo alto police want you to see. they say a man who looks like xg attacked and robbed a man walking on a bike path near appo downtown palo alto on friday night. he was texting someone when three men approached him, one of them knocked him to the ground and repeatedly punched him in the face. the suspect stole the victim's iphone and ear pods and took ll rash of home burglaries over th thanksgiving weekend. investigators say in most of th cases, the homes did not have security alarms and the burglars broke in through a

but watch an elected official pwho claims to represent the ople, in a state suppression on thee peosn truly appalling. be clear, this is not a speech of concession. >> woodruff: wirams said she mount a federal lawsuit against the georgia election system, for future races. meanwhile, democrats picked up anotheour u.s. seat in california for a net gain so far inhe midterms of 37. the president said today he plans to nominate the acting head of the environmental protection agency to be its permanent chief. andrew wheer is a former coal industry lobbyist. he became acting administrator after scott pruitt resigned in july, over an ethics scandal. wall street wound up a losing week with some modest gains today. the doinw jonestrial average rose nearly 124 points, to close at 25,413. the nasdaq lost 11 points, and the s&p 500 added six. for the week, all three indexes dropped 1.5% to 2%. and, seven americans today received the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. the recipients, all chosen by presidtrenp, included elvis pressley, babe ruth, and former supreme

on the matter and are signs of hardening within the administration the secretary of state my phone peo phoned the crown prince of saudi arabia over the weekend and reportedly told him in very strong terms that the u.s. would hold those accountable when they were found when they were identified as being involved in the murder of the journalist. investigators in the northern california in town of paradise have been searching for human remains and what's now the deadliest wildfire in the u.s. state's history at least forty two people have died in the town and surrounding area and a huge fire swept through on day a mobile d.n.a. lab is being used to identify victims is out as home to twenty seven thousand people and it's been largely destroyed for the south of contained just fifteen percent of another huge fire in l.a. county two people have died veteran around two hundred thousand residents of being forced from their homes and bases jennifer has this update from westlake village and los angeles county some of the evacuees here in southern california are being let back into their neighborh

they studied e580,000 peo over three decades.hose who were more sociallyer isolated more likely to die prematurely and those who were lonely were at a higher risk for heart disease. >>> this next story uses big words and numbers. scientists call it a ground breaking overhalt to the international system of measurement. the kilogram will be redefined. yesterday in france, scienvests from all the world approved to retire the gram k kilogram a solid cylinder oprecious metals which had been the world's true sole kilo since 1889. >> what does that mean david? >> the change will not have an impact for most people as've been studying this. the impacts will be felt for scientific purposes. you don't have toorry about it. aew formalu will be more accurate. >> i put it inhere a convert. >> siri will tell you, too. >> exactly. you sounded really smart just there. >> thank you. my parents are proud >>> a car once owned by lebron james is going back on the auction block. 2003 h2 hummer given to the basketball star as a gift when he turned 18.

good morning. ter: good morning to you, janai and kendis. or39 peo>>plepe ha rve been arrd now the mexican government says they will immediately deport the people who tried to violently cross over. a tense situation on the u.s./mexico border. migrants from central america breaking through mexico's police signs in tijuana, pushing past mexican authorities in riot gear barricades and surge into the no man's land between the u.s. and mexico. u.s. customs and border agents responding with tear gas, temporarily closing the port of entry to all people on both sides of the border. the situation has been threatening to boil over for some time now. tijuana's mayor has called hundreds of migrants there a humanitarian crisis. during a protest along the border on sunday, some tried to appeal to president trump. this sign reading, mr. trump, help us please. another saying, mr. trump, we ot their future uncertain as president trump has tried to change the process for these migrants hoping to seek asylum in the u.s. >> we will close the border until we can get it under control. the whole border. i mean t

secretary of state microphone peo is threatening grave consequences to anyone shipping oil to say riyadh and trying to quote prop up a song that the u.s. treasury department slapped sanctions on to zing on three oil companies and several people involved in selling iranian oil to syria united states today sanctions and international network that the iranian regime and russia are using to provide millions of barrels of oil to the assad regime this is in exchange for the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars to the g.c. could force that money is then passed on to terrorist organizations like hezbollah and hamas then you sanctions focus on one iranian company and two russia based oil companies while the six individuals targeted are from various countries including iran and russia has condemned washington's latest move claiming it will only strengthen the terrorists' position. the effort to charge others with providing oil to syria which has battled terrorist aggression for seven years looks like a statement of support for terrorists and similar taney asli an effort to hamper the recons

at the metropolitan community church in nort the human rights campaigns of more than 20e transgender peo have been murdered in the u.s. this year. it happens every november 20th. >>> at tradition t started under the late mayor for life maan berry lives on in ward 8. hundreds of turkeys were and ready to go to help residents celebrate thanksging. tron white hosted this da yesty. some 1600 residents signed receive a free turkey this year. >>> cold winter weather usually leads to warm, charitable hearts. >> it's the time of year when several organizations provide meals for peopl need. catholic charities andepco are among those providing thanksgiving dinner. more than 0 people received a full holiday feast last night in chinatown. >> i love the fact that we can help each other. some of us have more, some of us have less. those who have less look to us with more to help them. >> they received gift cards to help them buy daily necessities. i do like that part of it. it's nice to give back. >>> coming up this morning, are heyou ready for other side of this. >> yeah. i was going to say we talk a

soe many peo lost homes. and lives. earlier this yearrown signed a law. that protects utilities from bearing full liability costs for wild fires they may have been caused by equipnt. and allows a company to issue bonds and pass on the liability costs to rate payers. that law applies to 2017 fres. it doesn't apply to 2018. what does this mean for the i firfuture fires? >> again it'sthunclear. whe legislature convenes in january and the governor sworn in we'll see a better picture emerge pick picker indicated clean up legislation could extend it t 2018. we'll see if there's a political appetite. >> it sounds like a bailout. >> that's what critics willt ee. about w the future of the utility broadly. they cannot afford theo if you factor in this fire and last year. maybe this fire alone. they have insurance up to $1.4 billion through next july. at's a fraction of the avstruction. we't talked about the housing crisis and what are the people goingo do. there are not other options the way there were. for people who are displaced. >> and aside from the enormous e

>> reporter: good evening, vdot is determined to do what they can toe keep peo safe on the roadways. i'm here in alexandria. this is ae huge salt d behind me. one of the main hubs where they come in here, get salt, to treat the roads for northern virginia. there is 30,000 ton of salt here and a vdot official tells me it's so big in size they could actually fit ae jet ins this salt dome. now, tonight, there are people who wish they cld stay inside tomorrow morning dreading the potentialet s and snow that doug was telling you about.fi they decided t their tanks so they won't do it tomorrow to avoidhe mess. >> bring it on. bring it on. >> reporter: george is ready for winter weather. he filled up his tank before the expected snow, sleet and freezing rain arrives in loudoun county. he's most concerned about -- >> the people that really don't ow how to drive in it on a regular basis. >> reporter: crews pretreateds rond bridges. vdot told us more than 2,500 crews are readyor snow removal. >> we're concerned with the temperature overnight and the precipitation coming in and the timing of it

secretary of state mike on peo and secretary defense jim mattis will brief senators on wednesday on developments relating to saudi arabia democrat and republican politicians have expressed concern over the killing of journalists last month that the saudi consulate in turkey is also growing condemnation on riyadh's involvement in the war in yemen which has created a humanitarian crisis well mike hanna joins us live now from washington d.c. mike so might bump a win jim mattis will do this joint briefing to the senate why is that happening and what are we expecting them to say. well there's a couple of unanswered questions here daryn importantly are they going to be briefing the whole senate or just the intelligence committee of the senate is the briefing going to be public zero is it going to be behind closed doors and very importantly too is the director of the cia going to be present because a number of senators say it's all very well to hear from the secretary of defense and the secretary of state but they really want to hear about the circumstances surrounding the murder of jamal khashoggi and

d they say the homicide is isolated and still under investigation, and there e is no threat to the peo the neighborhood. some neighbors are surprised. >> i'm shocked. it's suc n ae neighborhood, and it's fairly quiet for being the neighborhood iis. >> reporter: now, police have not amreleased the of the man who died. they're expected to release more information over the next couple of days. live her s in thew neighborhood, shomari stone, news 4. a lot of questions still. shomari, thank you. >>> another shooting tonight, this one on taylor street in northeast d.c. officers found a h manere with a gunshot wound. police say the victim is n in critical condition. we're looking to learn any information about a motive or a suspect. l>>> the fight over a gay have led to the death of a young man today. randall francis was 20 years old, he was a model and we learned tonight valedictorian and a recent graduat of d.c.'s eastern high school. police say he and another man were shot off denning road in northeast earlier day. news 4's pat collins talked to the victim's >> the girl was left and came b

administration that the foreign policy at this point is now entirely in the hands of the new york ensemble bomb peo and you know they have a hard on for a war with iran i mean there's exactly when you talk the understatement of freedom of of options that's exactly what we're talking about is they're moving step by step as part of a you could see the scripted phases towards a war of aggression against iran and whether that's a libya style you know you know the supporting proxies or so on i think that's most likely case maybe some limited strikes but that's what we are going to do but these sanctions are a joke yes i mean did you did you see that the advertisements i mean they ran advertisements for sanctions like. the interesting says george r.r. martin sanctions are coming instead of winter is coming these are the latest of countries that the u.s. has already granted waivers to because they already announced they're not going to follow what is a sinister greatest hits' china the biggest in the world and india the most populous country in the world taiwan right u.s. ally in little client state off t

. >> reporter: yeah, and we saw some peo i saw a few people bring their favorite pillows for the bleachers. and there were at least a couple people who also brought their m-95 respirators to tonight's game. football is a big deal at de la salle. so even with smoke from the camp fire in butte county fwloeg into the area, laura bowette had to be here to watch this game. >> i suffer from allergies and the smoke has just kind of made them a little worse. >> reporter: as the team took to the field against the pittsburg pirates, parents and coaches were happy the smoke seemed to have eased up for this game. >> better today than it was yesterday definitely, but still a little bit smoky in the air. >> air quality's a little bit better tonight but yesterday was pretty bad. the fire's going on in chico. you can see ash everywhere. but tonight, you know, perfect night for some football weather. >> reporter: across the bay area as smoke cast an ominous red hue in the sky many school districts didn't just call off sportingw. they're considering callis well. continued exposure to the smoke can trigger r

on the matter and are signs of hardening within the administration the secretary of state my phone peo phoned the crown prince of saudi arabia over the weekend and reportedly told him in very strong terms that the u.s. would hold those accountable when they were found when they were identified as being involved in the murder of the journalist. calenders prime minister is the first western leader to officially acknowledged that his country has received an audio recording relating to because of his murder just in two days says he hasn't listened to the tape and self but that his intelligence agencies have we continue to be engaged with our allies on the investigation into accountability for the murder of jamal khashoggi and we are in discussions with of like minded allies as to next steps towards early review. turkey has reacted angrily to french claims that and chris playing a political game with its intelligence sharing over the case in a t.v. interview the french foreign minister said he was not aware that france had received any recordings from turkey over the weekend i'm chris said

this morningehree peo are recovering from injuries, including a firefighter who did sufferndome seegree burns. the building was so badly damaged, investigators couldn't e.en get ins the most important takeaway from this story is everyone is alive this morning. from what we saw, that's pretty amazing. >> sureis, chris. thank you. >>> it's now 4:08. this morning, two maryland counties are teaming up to sue two of the biggest banks in the country. montgomery can wa montgomery county and prince a george's count taking on bank of america and wells fargo bank. they say the banks and their mortgage companies lyunfa targeted african-american home buyers in the mid000s. e suit alleges that lenders steered buyers into high-cost, nonprime loans and did this knowing that the loans were likely to fail. the counties say this violates the federal fair housing act. >>> and there is a brand new effort to help people looking for work in montgomery county. casa partnered with the count c ate this new job training facility. it o wheaton welcome center. the new facility is expected to generate more than 3,0

. >>> but we begin tonight with breaking news.e two peo are dead in a crash right outside a high school. >> news 4's shomari stone is on the scene tonight in woodbridge, virginia. shomari, it was a bus and a car that collided?te >> rep that is krex. a bus and a car. i musts tell you, t is a horrific crash. i've covered crashes over the last 20 years, and this is one the worst that i've seen. let me move out of the way. on the otheride of the prince william county suvs, on the other side of the firetruck, at is where the crash occurred. let's show you pictures of what happened. photos. this sedan is now mangled metal. hard to imagine this is a car. w two people in this car. they died on the scene on the 14,000 block of near garfield high school. medics drove a third person in the car to pifairfax hl in critical condition. let's show you some more video of the scene now. llpolice say this a started around 8:30 tonight. there was a collision between the sedan and the prtc bus. now, the carff went the road and crashed into a pole, damaging power lines. there were no passengers on the bus, j

ae er the 2016 election peo really did look inside themselves and said how can i be a part of changing the culture of the conversation or changing the leadership of our country. and women stepped up largely because there's great rg izations out there trying to help women tell their story, run for office, sop up and be t there. >> one of those organizations is ignite and anne moses with that group. i know you're training women from a young age, high school eill the way to early 20s. you're now even starting younger. moving forward do you see a new wave of young women will be inspired by this and we'llee office?them running for i'm thinking alexandria , ocasio-cort she's latina, youngest woman ever elected to congress. >> what we're seeing is post-2016 -- pre2016 we saw young women were driven by the u iss. they aired about kaushz, he wanted to make change around those issues and you had toco ince them, though, that that desire and that passion and all that work they were already doing, that they should take that and run for office and be in a place of w powerre they could actually make

well the secretary of state mike palm peo and treasury secretary steve michonne spoke with reporters on friday morning to preview the sanctions which take effect at five g.m.t. on monday november fifth or at midnight east coast time and basically these tell you are going to target iran's oil and financial sectors essentially in a bid to starve the government of cash money which the trumpet ministration argues is being used to one pay for iran's efforts to build a nuclear weapons arsenal and two to support those politicians and otherwise a non-governmental groups that are wreaking havoc around the middle east in particular who the rebels in yemen. the president of syria the trumpet ministration is insisting that it is doing this because the trumpet because the obama administration in the trumpet ministrations view basically allowed iran to continue what trump officials call iran's destabilizing ways and was if you could add the extra context for us what is the trumpet ministrations a kind of chief foreign policy concern here. well essentially the u.s. views iran as a very bad actor th

considers terrorist groups secretary of state my palm peo says the transactions undermine the gist of efforts to resolve the war in syria the united states today sanctions and international network that the iranian regime and russia are using to provide millions of barrels of oil to the assad regime this is in exchange for a little bit of hundreds of millions of dollars to the i r g c could force that money is then passed on to terrorist organizations like hezbollah and hamas the united states in its continued efforts will not allow these dirty dealings to flourish. trita parsi is a professor at georgetown university and he says the u.s. is trying to deflect attention away from saudi arabia. it shows the desperation and which trumpet ministration is trying to deflect and move on to the next issue and essentially trying to scare the american public into thinking that iran is such a major threat to the united states so that the united states has no choice but to keep business as usual with the saudi government despite the murder on him off actually it shows that this obsession with iran

on the matter and are signs of hardening within the administration the secretary of state my phone peo phoned the crown prince of saudi arabia over the weekend and reportedly told him in very strong terms that the u.s. would hold those accountable when they were found when they were identified as being involved in the murder of the journalist britain's foreign secretary says that there will be rapid progress and bringing to justice the people of responsible for murdering kushal jeremy hunt made the comments after meeting saudi arabia's king sun mon they are hunters the first british minister to visit the kingdom sent the saudi journalist was murdered last month at the saudi consulate in istanbul he says he expects to hear about legal proceedings over the killing soon russian as a major supply of weapons and military equipment to the kingdom. i talk very frankly about all concerned about what happened and how important it is for saudi strategic partners to know that this cannot and will not happen again the first step in that process not the only step but the first step in that process

of the timing i would have of the united states government really from secretary mabus to secretary peo have consistently called for the resumption of u.n. peace talks at least for the last year and a half each time to united states as has demanded concrete steps it has fallen on deaf ears in abu dhabi and in riyadh so the difference now is that the united states does believe that it has some leverage over to two parties into this conflict precisely because of the fallout over that because shoji if there so this is the recklessly attributed to trying to reverse a negative trend in the u.s. saudi relationship over yemen so even before the leverage yes there have periodically been times that the u.s. has as drawn some sort of attention to the conflict and yemen but just asking for it isn't the same is really having any force behind it or having any will to make it done or even. withdrawing from the role that that they actually played in it do you think the u.s. has ever had the will to do something about this sigurd. the united states has always had the will the problem that we have seen

secretary of state might on peo as reacher rated his call for a secession of hostilities that this according to the state department is battles to retake his battles retake the port city of data have spilled into residential areas as thousands of civilians remain trapped by the violence a pro-government alliance backed by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. is trying to seize control of the city from the who sees at least sixty one fighters from both sides have been killed in the past twenty four hours thousands of civilians are trapped by the fighting one hundred ago has moved from djibouti. residents of the city are reporting heavy fighting on the streets of the residential areas and that is part of the control of schools these marking the street by street fighting face off the bottom for the something that is causing harm of all the safety of the thousands of people who are still holed up in the city people who could not escape because of the huge number of roadblocks and checkpoints mounted by all the fighters of course the stakes are high here and all the fighters are so used to be putting up s

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secretary of state my point peo is reiterated that the u.s. will hold to account the perpetrators of behind those by the death of a saudi jenna's jamal khashoggi says the u.s. will not damage its relationship with the kingdom. thousands of people in iran of rallied against the upcoming us sanctions chanting down with the us washington is set to reimpose some of its toughest measures in less than twelve hours. in a sentence the head of its main opposition movement shake hands and to all that he does to life in prison on charges of spying the cattle the decision reverses their whistle of the charges months. now u.s. president donald trump is trying to drive up turnout among his republican base out of cheese days midterm elections he's been holding several rallies in key states of the last few days early numbers point to the highest turnout for a midterm poll in decades over thirty million people have already cast their ballots in the elections which are being seen as a referendum on trump's policies democrats hoping to win back the majority in t

and its allies yeah you heard me right peo dusted off the old vital national security line that we've heard about a hundred thousand times before to just by just about any blood curdling horrible foreign policy decision that the united states has made since i don't know what world war two. and almost right on cue the senate's vote this week was also news that according to reuters saudi arabia will indeed by lockheed martin's fifteen billion dollar missile defense system after aggressive lobbying by the administration to close the deal that included a personal call between president donald trump and the saudi king family. adeel let's not forget that congress themselves approved back in two thousand and seventeen because let's not forget my friends that while this recent vote by congress is a positive sign the u.s. elected officials may by only be standing up to the saudi influence over the u.s. government. we can't forget that that cash that cash is still king on capitol hill and it's the gold that ultimately controls the whims of congress and told that changes we must always be watchi

roehly 100 peo were deported after that clash and at l 8st others have volunteered to go home.housands more are trying to decide what to do next. >>> d.c. detectives say they have identified the two men seen jumping the metro fair gates after allegedly attacking a blind passenger on a red line trai police are seeinging arrest mark segraves has our update. >> it was just about the peak of monday morning rsh hour. a blind man with his service dog boarded. these are the two suspects seen jumping the tolgates. metro police say they have identified these two suspects and are seeking arrest warrant and hope to have them in custody, soon. it has left some with concerns. >> we need more police officers and p metroice to be mindful and around when these things happen. >> as they boarded the train, he inadvertently bumped into one of the suspects. she was able to call police. w itept on for several station stops when the train reached union station,he two menot off and ran away. >> nobody was seriously hu. police say if you know these two suspects or if you were thereng duhe incidents, t

that were involved hopefully additional steps were made up asked for a level briefing with matters peo and yet asked for the come in assumes we get back to share with us what is happening with saudi arabia on both fronts both yemen and what is happening as it relates to the journalist who was assassinated in my opinion at the direction of the crown prince of saudi arabia us and this from the democrat senator ben cardin i remain concerned that the administration is enabling the kingdom of saudi arabia in its effort to protect crown prince mohammed bin salman from accountability the u.s. state department describes the saudi announcements up indictments as a good first step implicitly implying that the should not be seen as the end of the process this is a step in the right direction it is an initial investigation finding it is important that those steps continue to be taken toward full accountability we will continue to work diligently to ascertain the facts but congress making very clear it will maintain pressure for stronger action to be taken by the trumpet ministration and introduced

senator bob corker during a debate about yemen in the senate i asked for a more briefing with matters peo and yet asked overcome innocence we get back to share with us what is happening with saudi arabia on both fronts both yemen and what is happening as it relates to the journalist who was assassinated in my opinion at the garage and the crown prince of saudi arabia us now the washington post reports the cia has concluded that the saudi crown prince ordered the assassination of journalist jamal khashoggi the sit says according to people familiar with the matter who spoke on the condition of anonymity the report says in reaching his conclusions the cia examined multiple sources of intelligence including a phone call that the crown prince's brother and ambassador to the u.s. had with the journalist before his murder khalid bin solomon was quick to deny the allegation saying on twitter i never talk to him by phone and certainly never suggested he go to turkey for any reason i asked the u.s. government to release any information regarding this claim. within hours several other news organizat

heads over trade their top diplomats and defense chiefs a meeting in washington sectors that might calm peo and the defense secretary jim matheson among those they're meeting their counterparts these were talks postponed from last month after washington amounts new arms sales to taiwan and u.s. and chinese vessels came close to colliding in the south china sea covering this one for us it's rosalind jordan who's a state of iraq's. talks are what is on the agenda has me say trade is always going to be this thorny issue between the countries but it's still clearly communicating . well they are still clearly very communicating but. just noted during their rather brief press conference. noted that trade really wasn't on the agenda between the u.s. and china because they said this is up to economic officials from both governments to tackle what they focused on in this meeting and they're going into a second session right now is that they looked at big security questions trying to make certain that north korea gives up its nuclear weapons program for the u.s. trying to get chinese cooperation in d