secretary of state mike pompei o arriving in seoul sunday evening to brief president moon j.n. on progress made in pyongyang pompei oh we're short on details but the presidential office here in seoul released a statement later saying that pompei o and kim jong un did get into talks about steps towards denuclearization and about the subject of inspections also agreeing to set up working level talks to pursue those things and also at the earliest opportunity another summit meeting between us president donald trump and kim jong un this has been taken as a positive sign here in south korea the last time that pompei o went to pyongyang was in july when he was not received by kim jong un this time he was hosted to lunch also and early a visit was was planned for august which was canceled at the last minute so this has been read as a positive sign that the dialogue is still on track and. i dearly hope that your leaders as well as the upcoming u.s. and north korea summit will signal irreversible and decisive progress in terms of complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula as well

secretary of state mike pompei o has landed in talks with king cell man and the saudi crown prince mr pompei it was sent by donald trump as he suggested rogue killers could have murdered mr who showed. us media reports the saudis are considering publicly admitting that he was killed on official interrogation went wrong. let's take a closer look now at. life and career his dorsetshire body. for more than thirty years jamal khashoggi enjoyed a privileged position within the saudi royal circle in large part echoing the kingdom's views but also taking risks operating from within to push the boundaries when it came to reform that risk taking would eventually draw the anger of the kingdom's heir apparent. the one time insider crossing the red line hits so skillfully tried in the past daring to criticize the crown prince mohammed bin salma i still see him as a reformer but he is getting old poet within his hand and it would be much better for him to allow a bidding space for a critic for saudi intellectuals for the right to sort of the media to debate the most important needed transformation

secretary of state is on his way to turkey after meeting saudi leaders in riyadh might pompei o says the saudi leadership pledged to conduct a thorough transparent and timely investigation into the disappearance of jamal khashoggi the saudi leadership denied any knowledge of what took place at their consulate in istanbul mike hanna reports from washington mike pump aoe held meetings throughout the day speaking to the king the crown prince as well as the foreign minister he came away with saudi denials and the pledge that a credible investigation is already underway saying in a statement my assessment from these meetings is that there is serious commitment to determine all the facts and ensure accountability including accountability for saudi arabia senior leaders or senior officials. president tramples a spoke to the crown prince on the phone who he says totally denied any knowledge of what took place in an extraordinary statement to associated press president trump says that allegations of saudi complicity are and i quote another case of guilty until proven innocent this in referenc

diplomat mike pompei o serves as a messenger for saudi arabia as he holds talks with turkey's president the kingdom promises a full probe facing mounting pressure over the disappearance and suspected murder of a saudi journalist. also coming up w. goes to rocco one year after its liberation from the i guess we look at how the u.s. is willing and unwilling to help in the city airstrikes largely just reuters plus the speed bump that is stalling but i'd say the irish border issue remains a key sticking point that has thrown negotiations into near chaos will the e.u. get to reset main more time to find a breakthrough. and germany football coach who often lopes offers another painful loss but is the step to cling to his job after an improved performance against france. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with mounting pressure on saudi arabia over the disappearance of the dissident saudi journalist jamal khashoggi turkey says that home at. to enter the saudis consul residence later today officials there believe that he was murdered and his body removed u.s. secretary of state by

press trump said riyadh cannot be condemned until facts are proven that secretary of state mike pompei o l talks of king solomon and the crown prince in riyadh about investigations into the case the u.s. has impose more sanctions on iran after accusing its military of using child soldiers. as a faction of iran's revolutionary guard recruited trained and set children to fight for bashar al assad's regime in syria. european council president says he's not hopeful of a breakthrough talks before a summit on wednesday they're going to remain deadlocked over the border between northern ireland part of the u.k. and the republic of ireland which is and the e.u. earlier to reach agreement could mean a return of border checks something opposed by all sides in this prime minister theresa may said she's optimistic about a deal but they use chief negotiator said more work remains. the most funders solution to include and find a solution for the no hard border on the island of oil and when not there yet various issues are still to produce coast including what i understand is that more time is needed t

secretary of state mike pompei o arriving in seoul sunday evening to brief president moon j.n. on progress made in pyongyang pump aoe was short on details but the presidential office here in seoul released a statement later saying that pompei o and kim jong un did get into talks about steps towards denuclearization and about the subject of inspections also agreeing to set up working level talks to pursue those things and also at the earliest opportunity another summit meeting between us president donald trump and kim jong un this has been taken as a positive sign here in south korea the last time that pompei o went to pyongyang was in july when he was not received by kim jong un this time he was hosted to lunch also and early a visit was was planned for august which was canceled at the last minute so this has been read as a positive sign that dialogue is still on track and. i dearly hope that your leaders as well as the upcoming u.s. and north korea summit will signal irreversible and decisive progress in terms of complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula as well as the

and let's pick up a little bit more on pompei o and just the visual there of one sitting with a saudi crown prince and the midst of all of this for and then saying that. basically that they're going to have a thorough investigation what does he base that trust on. well we just know all of that because of a statement from state department which was issued as my pompei was on his way back to the united states saying that as you said that he had been assured that there would be a thorough impartial investigation by the saudi leadership into the whole matter saying as well as i mentioned that the saudi leadership was absolutely insistent it had nothing to do with and knew nothing about the whole matter now might bump met through the day with the saudi king with the crown prince as well as with the foreign ministers so he's spoken to all the saudi leaders president trump calling the crown prince while mike pompei was there so the situation is such you have the president of the us and you have the secretary of state. implying that there is no saudi complicity in the matter on the other hand

secretary of state mike pompei o is going to have with donald trump this is a multi-billion dollar relationship that will color what mr pompei was says can i suggest to you and it will color what mr trump wants to hear from mr pompei o what do you want that conversation to be first of all i know what you're saying is right but this is very sad for me because at the end of the day as citizens we have the right. mouths life worth a lot more than some jobs are now american factory. even in a program i think we will be a link with this kind of fruit dreams is bad for the long term so i hope they got their grow some conscience and take things seriously look to the saudi people as people who deserve to get their right of election and to be representative and their government not be a being led by absolute monarchy. with a young kid who have no more previous history or not previous. i may think that could say that this guy deserved to be a king other than he has father is the king so. if the americans want to help end this situation go back to obama's strategy where he told the saudi government and th

secretary of state mike pompei o amid mounting international pressure prince mohammed bin selman denied knowing what happened to the missing saudi journalist. of to the talks pompei i said he was satisfied with the kingdom's efforts to uncover the truth. i stressed the importance of them conducting a complete investigation of this disappearance of jamal khashoggi and they made a commitment they said they would do that they said it would be a thorough complete and transparent investigation his remarks echoing president donald trump who said in an interview that the saudi royals were being blamed unfairly in turkey and to expect some and his own republican party point the finger squarely at the crown prince known by his initials m.b.'s country this guy is a wrecking ball he had this guy murdered this guy's gotta go sorry but if you're listening there are a lot of good people you can choose but has tainted your country and tainted him so mike pompei zero is now traveling to turkey to meet the country's foreign minister he said ankara is determined to get to the bottom of the mystery. we ha

listening to strident voices like those of john bolton the neoconservative nutcase in my view or mike pompei o who is not far from that definition some other spokes person for the administration the only sane and sober one being in my estimation gen mattis at the pentagon secretary of defense of course with regard to syria though i think president obama's strategy and i actually had occasion to talk to president obama in the roosevelt room in november of two thousand and fifteen and got some inkling of this was to admit that bashar al assad was there that simply we had made a street strategic error and interpreted his role in syria like we had interpreted mubarak's role in egypt and that was wrong because there was a sizable portion powerful portion of the syrian people that supported as odd not to mention his armed forces in majority and so president obama's policy at that point was sort of patience to see how long it would take to restore assad and if eventually the united states could support that i don't know what donald trump's policy is but it looks at times like a continuation of that p

secretary of state played a major role in this decision it would appear the state department says my pompei o brought up the issue. with the saudi leaders during his visit to riyadh so clearly the secretary of state playing a major role in that saudi decision to allow. him to leave saudi arabia and come to the united states he is a dual u.s. and a saudi citizen in the course of the day to president trump had his much awaited meeting with his director of the cia he's been talking about this for days saying that he needs to get the information in person to be able to take a decision on what to do next but there was only a single line statement coming from the white house confirming just that the meeting had taken place more information came from the state department saying that the secretary of state might pompei o also took part in the discussions so it would appear president trump now has the information that he has been asking for now we wait to see what decision is taken on what the trumpet ministration does next. police have evacuated the time warner center in new york for a second day aft

secretary of state has arrived in the saudi capital for talks with the man on the case mike pompei o touched down a short time ago he was greeted by the saudi foreign minister comes after dawn trump said broke elements inside saudi arabia could have been responsible for which reduced disappearance. and the u.s. media are reporting riyadh is considering releasing a statement saying he was killed as a result of an interrogation that went wrong the saudis reportedly planned to say this was done without official clearance. demonstrations have been held around australia against the housing of refugees in government funded prison camps several cities people have been gathering to demand the government resettle refugees currently on the pacific islands of now rule and mannus andrew thomas has more from canberra. most of the people being held on are a man a silent amelle been there for more than five years and people here say that it's seriously damaging their physical and mental health doctors without borders this week said that seventy eight people over the last year have been treated for

secretary of state mike pompei o is on his way to riyadh to discuss khashoggi disappearance with the saudi king more now from al jazeera is jamal trial. it took turkish investigators thirteen days to finally be given permission by saudi authorities to enter their consulate in istanbul but just a few hours for them to uncover more evidence they say proves that journalist jamal khashoggi was killed after entering get. the turkish attorney general's office exclusively telling al-jazeera that its team of investigators were able to not only recover evidence from the crime scene but also that there had been a clear attempt to tamper with it. earlier on monday a team of cleaners arrived at the diplomatic mission a bizarre occurrence considering the circumstances they were then followed by saudi investigators who are part of what's been billed as a joint task force with questions being raised as to how the main suspects in a crime can have a lead role in the investigation itself. there are still so many questions that need on cers why did saudi arabia essendon autopsy experts if as some of i

way that sucks respond the deadline was given the pressure was given to the saudis full on by mike pompei o the u.s. secretary of state the tone changed from donald trump he stated for the first time he did seem he did think that was dead and then we had this sequence of events the seventy two hour deadline that was imposed by pompei o when he traveled to korea and how to meeting with. a related what he told. mohammed bin salma prior to him arriving in in ankara in a very brief meeting in with with the crown prince the the the really the pressure was on at that point it was a clear shift of opinion within the white house in the state department about whether they could ride this out now can they now rather doubt with this explanation and with whatever evidence follows remains to be seen but it would seem that the repression now is on president and indeed all of the. officials of the forensic offices everyone involved in the investigation here at the consulate and also the the the consul general's residence where some polls have been found and the justice minister said only thirty six hours

sect of state is on his way to turkey after meeting saudi leaders in riyadh might pompei o says the sad indeed a ship pledged to conduct a thorough transponder and timely investigation i made a commitment to to hold anyone connected to any wrongdoing that may be found accountable for that whether they are a senior officer official they promised accountability for each of those persons whom they determine as a result of their investigation as it deserves accountability including members that they made no exceptions to who they would hold accountable they were they were just very they were very clear they are they understand the importance of this issue they are determined to get to the bottom of it and that they will conduct their report will get a chance to see it they they each promised that they would achieve that force. the u.s. treasury department has hit iran with a new round of sanctions it's accusing a faction of iran's military of recruiting child soldiers to fight the bashar al assad's regime in syria leisure's primarily target the bushies resistance force that's an arm of the

secretary of state's my pompei o heads to realities diplomatic pressure is on saudi arabia over disappearance uncertainty surrounds a deal that was poised to see a key armed group with a draw from syria's last rebel held province. this is the time for calm heads to prevail and britain's prime minister says a break that there is still a chiva bill despite the breakdown and the latest talks with the e.u. non-porous with all your sports it's neck and neck in the race to reach baseball's world series as the boston red sox squirt things up against defending champion stan asteroids. the probe into the disappearance of jamal khashoggi is picking up pace after days of stalling and a seeming lack of progress monday has seen a number of new developments in the case of the missing the journalists turkish investigators have finally been given access to the sa the consulate in istanbul. some dressed in forensic suits the kingdom of agreed to this break with diplomatic norms after days of increasing international pressure about an hour early a saudi delegation entered the compound it's been thirteen days s

secretary of state mike pompei o arriving in seoul sunday evening to brief president moon j.n. on progress made in pyongyang pump aoe was short on details but the presidential office here in seoul released a statement later saying that pompei o and kim jong un did get into talks about steps towards denuclearization and about the subject of inspections also agreeing to set up working level talks to pursue those things and also at the earliest opportunity another summit meeting between us president donald trump and kim jong un this has been taken as a positive sign here in south korea the last time that pompei o went to pyongyang was in july when he was not received by kim jong un this time he was hosted to lunch also and early a visit was was planned for august which was canceled at the last minute so this has been read as a positive sign that dialogue is still on track and. i dearly hope that your leaders visit as well as the upcoming u.s. north korea summit will signal irreversible and decisive progress in terms of complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula as well as t

well not only has john bolton basically agreed with mike pompei o that the i.c.j. had no business even taking the iranian case and delighting in the fact that iran essentially lost most of what it had tried to get in terms of relief from the court john bolton also of then said in another matter involving the i.c.j. that the us was going to well walk away from an optional protocol or amendment to the one nine hundred sixty one vienna convention on diplomatic relations that protocol or amendment says that when two governments have a dispute about their diplomatic relationship one party can bring it to the i.c.j. which will act as the or betrayed or try to resolve the conflict well in this particular case we're talking about the palestinian authority and they have brought a case against the united states for moving its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem the palestinians don't like that they say that's going to violate the final negotiations with israel over the status of jerusalem but the u.s. is view is it had the right to make this happen and it said because the pal

secretary of state mike pompei o says the caravan poses a danger and warn the migrants to turn back those are the headlines up next a.j. selects. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one shelter is giving them a home when he speaks the children growing up with their parents behind bars. i don't. know muslim there's little to do for him to coop so i really saw my family to choose to bring me home with her. or to move. so never. ocurred. how you are you twelve as well then as. i'm sure you must allow us to move everything. that familiar. from first to. us to move. magic. is going to miss our. mother yeah i. know in the book. you have to move money how you see this it. might become. i mean i watch. the mum go how unfit situation is so madea is very very few have you been serious. if you did to your father mukasey. i mean remember and britney will be here because. to me this soon means that i was talking to myself i told them everything if you personally did took to the surface in their house but some of them this fixed salary but i couldn't meantime i was

my pompei o has landed in riyadh to discuss the case with the saudi leadership earlier turkish officials searched the consulate. after a long night of searching for clues on how and jamal khashoggi vanished turkish police left the saudi consulate in istanbul taking evidence with them. the journalist was last seen walking into that same door nearly two weeks earlier turkish officials believe he was murdered and dismembered by his. living in self-imposed exile in the u.s. because shoghi was a vocal critic of the saudi regime rionda denies any involvement in his disappearance but u.s. media says the saudis are preparing to admit that he died during an interrogation at the consulate that went wrong. amid mounting international pressure to explain what happened u.s. secretary of state my from peo has arrived in riyadh to discuss casualties disappearance with saudi king solomon for its part the e.u. is calling for a transparent probe. we expect full clarity from investigations to be done by the saudi authorities together and in full cooperation with the turkish at all it is this saudi kingdom

his way to saudi arabia to discuss this case with king solomon president trump said that he said pompei o after speaking on the phone with the saudi king. we are. going to leave nothing on covered with that exact became firmly denies any knowledge of it. he didn't really know maybe i don't want to get as good as mine but it sounded to me like babies did a big row killers oh no we're going to try getting to the bottom of a very serious what is was a flat denial are we want to take this story now to washington d.c. our correspondents stuff and siemens is standing by good evening to use stuff on this possible breaking news story that saudi arabia reportedly planning to admit to that its interrogators were part of the killing of this journalist has there been any reaction in washington to this report. no not so far not until now or as of yet stares no reaction from the white house the white house's ministration or from any of the parties democrats republicans g.o.p. senate or house whatsoever. this c.n.n. reports. relating this on to sources that the saudis may be prepared to admit to a enter

what kind of action the president trump once now he at least said he is sending state secretary pompei o two and yet now interesting it's also interesting to see that major business leaders are withdrawing from a in the investment conference that is going to take place later this month in saudi arabia richard branson for example the c.e.o. of so the pressure on saudi arabia is growing so they have to deliver they have to give substantial evidence substantial answers now. in istanbul thank you. one of the matter involved in the september eleventh attacks on the united states has been believed from prison in germany when he. was arrested in two thousand and one and sentenced in two thousand and seven to fifteen years in jail this was for his role in the deaths of two hundred forty six people on board the hijacked planes used in the attacks german authorities say he'll be deported to morocco and prevented from returning to germany until he's ninety. on nine eleven two thousand and one al-qaeda terrorists took control of four passenger planes full of civilians and flew them into the world tr

preparing to admit that khashoggi died during an interrogation at the consulate that went wrong pompei o will travel to turkey on wednesday. card for more on the international pressure that is facing saudi arabia tonight i'm joined by daniel berlant he is an expert on the middle east angels good to see you again what should we make in your opinion of the solti consuls sudden departure from turkey. well certainly the consul enjoys diplomatic immunity but you don't know in which direction the the the mood the general atmosphere is going to swing in turkey. would he have to cooperate would he have to provide information it is also possible that he was not involved in the plan if it was if it's really true that this was a hit team up aeration a role could team up aeration then a very limited number of people were involved in all the details of this but certainly something like this if it was an operation that went so that when wrong or it was intent if it was intended to kill in that manner which i doubt it was intended but it's not i'm not it's not impossible the top government officials an

secretary of state mike pompei o says the caravan poses a danger and is warning the migrants to turn back. the boston red sox. there we are here we go time for sports news with paul thank you very much the boston red sox have taken the early advantage in major league baseball's world series they powered past the los angeles dodgers in game one of the contest on tuesday helen gleason reports are still the dodgers and the red sox to have major league baseball's most famous teams got the twenty eighth world series under way on a cold and windy night that boston's fenway park twenty seventeen run as the dodges are building to win the fall classic for the first time since one nine hundred eighty eight while the red sox are looking to put their full title in fifteen. in the regular the red sox keep it shared his intent stealing second base early in the game. back to loud and you've been intensely the chance to bring that since the red sox first run off the night's. save. the contest was tight throughout and at the top at the seventh inning with the bases loaded the dodgers money machado's

secretary of state mike pompei o. has met turkish president branch of tapper to one and ancora for talks about the disappearance of a saudi journalist in his meeting with her to one pump a expressed concern over the journalist. who hasn't been seen since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul two weeks ago turkish officials have alleged that he was murdered inside the building they have since searched the consulate and said they want to search the saudi consuls home as well. as yulia han is in front of the residence of the saudi consul with the very latest for us how yulia so a turkish investigation team i understand has now arrived at that residence what more can you tell us. well yes the search has started the turkish investigators have arrived we counted about thirty people many of them in white suits so crime scene investigators the special is in forensics they went into the building it is a joint turkish saudi investigation let me remind you of that the saudi delegation arrived a little earlier this afternoon n

secretary of state mike pompei o as met with turkish present time urged one for talks about the disappearance. correspondent dorian jones is in istanbul welcome dorrian turkish investigators arrived at the saudi consul residence on tuesday but didn't go in until today why. well as the turkish officials are blaming lack of cooperation from the saudi consulate in fact this is been an ongoing criticism they say that they've got in the way and delayed all of their attempts here to fight it took nearly two weeks to get into the saudi consulate where the last place the jersey journal he was last seen entering now the residence is seen as a very important part of the investigation and the reason why is that c.c.t.v. coverage recorded a black belonging to the saudi diplomatic mission traveling from the consulate to the resident hours after he entered that building the fear is that possibly his body or can show he was taken alive to the residence and there is concern now that possibly he was killed there or his body was disposed of and the investigators now so far really searching the building with fo

secretary of state might pompei o s held talks with king solomon and the crown prince in riyadh about investigations into the case says he's seen serious commitment from the saudis on accountability over his disappearance and the u.s. president continues to defend saudi arabia in an interview with the associated press from said riyadh cannot be condemned until facts are proven i can it has more from washington d.c. please just given an interview to associated press in which he made an extraordinary statement basically what he said is that as for saudi arabia being blamed for missing journalist it's another case and i quote off guilty until proven innocent now this is significant because that's the exact same phrase he used during the confirmation hearing for supreme court pick brit kavanagh who had been accused of sexual assault so president trump clearly indicating that he does believe the saudi leadership probably stations of complete innocence his treasury department has had iran with a new round of sanctions it's accusing a faction of iran's military of recruiting child soldiers a

secretary of state mike pompei o take his ball and go home to the international court of justice or i.c.j. order of the united states to ease certain sanctions the united states has put on iran since walking away from the nuclear deal earlier this year around and argued that the i.c.j. the united nation's highest court that certain sanctions imposed against them by the trump regime has adversely affected the importation of humanitarian goods and products and that coupled with backing out of the nuclear deal violates a fifty's era treaty between the two countries and while the court didn't accept all of iran's arguments they did in a preliminary ruling find that the united states must remove by means of its choosing any impediments arising from sanctions that affect humanitarian goods and services and the u.s. assurances that sanctions won't hurt humanitarian aid.

saudi leadership mr pompei o s held meetings with both the to. he's president as well as the foreign minister all this as the u.s. president comes to the defense of saudi arabia donald trump says the saudis should be seen as innocent until proven guilty we have two correspondents covering every angle of this story for us in a moment we'll take you to charles stratford outside the saudi consulate in istanbul first my colleagues joins us from the capital ankara cinema there are developments as we go on air with the news hour what else do we know as of the past few minutes. oh well peter actually probably the world is witnessing the weird a story especially in diplomatic terms because this case has lots of first events in the world a murder probably committed inside a diplomatic mission what we have as the latest line as al-jazeera is that one of this is one of the members of the sequoia team who came on the day when he disappeared in his name to be the very close security guard of crown prince mohamed bin sandman so now all eyes are on this gentlem

secretary of state mike pompei o and his visit to saudi arabia many online are saying if they're not answers from this trip then there need to be consequences we want to know what role you think the u.s. the u.k. and other countries should be playing in this investigation you can let us know by leaving a comment with their hash tag on any one of our platforms but especially on twitter with their hash tag. and can live remember the latest updates page is up and running on jamal khashoggi as well are a peculiar story because of how slow it's been in terms of official information but remain in the amount of information in the leaks that have come out from other parties so if you just search for khashoggi latest updates you'll find this or you can have a look in the what's trending section at al jazeera dot com. and thank you for getting in touch with us as well contact details on screen for you now so many comments and questions all of them just saying what is going on or variations of what is going on i just had a comment from hussein or a question on facebook live is it did the saudi

over its alleged role in the disappearance of a journalist in turkey and secretary of state mike pompei o refusing to be drawn on the existence of a recording supposedly handed over by ankara to the united states of. fear of murder and dismemberment in the saudi consulate in istanbul this does put washington in a tricky situation between two allies with turkey accusing riyadh off the record of killing the dissident saudi journalist two weeks ago. i don't have anything to say about that well we know what they could have discussed they could have gotten to the bottom of whether or not jamal khashoggi was indeed killed tortured and then dismembered as the consul watched as reports seem to indicate however it seems that they focused rather on what seemed to be almost perfect about the u.s. saudi relationship we have lots of important relationships and then to relationships between us saudi companies government relationship things we work on together all across the world the efforts to reduce the risk to the united states of america from the world's largest state sponsor of terror ron those ar

statement from the the director of the now the secretary of state he was the former cia director but pompei o two state department employees as in fact that this administration is not satisfied with the explanations it's had so far and as a result he wrote in this internal memo we won't be satisfied until the u.s. gets quote perfect clarity on what has transpired so still effort in that information and well that takes place the president of course has taken some measures the revoking of at least twenty one visas of saudi nationals who they suspect are involved in this case this is something that has been applauded by the u.s. congress but at the same time now it is the next step of the congress by the request of the president to take further action whether it's the blocking of arms sales whether it is any sort of punitive measure in terms of sanctions the highest level of the saudi government that is unclear and may be on hold for some time given the fact that we have.

go back to you i mean donald trump is really trying to play both sides here i mean he's a he sent pompei o two to riyadh and amazingly enough pompei i had a grin on his face the entire time about the optics were very bizarre. and it's already been really mentioned here does saudi arabia feel that they can act with impunity they can and this is you know the the record that human rights record saudi arabia is quite clear but i mean this was a columnist for the washington post and it's one of the reasons why the washington post and western media have taken an interest in this story if he hadn't been that it would be very very different again the impunity issue joe go ahead. i mean i remember when he was the head of the cia he went to to riyadh and photos of seventeen a few months later a few weeks later i mean he went that he met the former saudi crown prince muhammad bin nayef was that he was very loved by the unwashed and here a few months after the visit he was that it was a clear message from from n.b.s. that he is the person to deal with not anyone else so would know after this open clea

secretary of state mark pompei o heads home after visiting saudi arabia and turkey to find out what happened to missing journalists that jamal khashoggi. and a german kindergarten provokes an outcry for promoting itself as having hardly any migrants. a warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me. now our top story this hour a gun under bomb attack at a college in crimea has left twenty people dead and more than seventy injured it was carried out by a student who later committed suicide all of the victims have been identified friends and relatives have been gathering at the site of the massacre to mourn the loss of their loved ones. like. leave. my. life. blameless leader like life. or life i say heard from one of the survivors off the mass shooting. birds that move we see of oh they're going to open it yes it is you know those that have all you know is that of ali's close that's you're good he's you publicly thought it was you this deviates yet bizarrely detailed but the leap was the father to go is the go. by the who. i'm i was like i know you are the boys you thought. you know wha

the un's highest court ordered washington to lift some of its sanctions on tehran a move which my pompei o says as a result of iranian propaganda. decision to cease participation in the iran nuclear deal and to reimpose the sanctions that were lifted as part of that deal. or on his attempt to interfere with the sovereign rights of the united states to take a lawful actions necessary to protect our national security. iran is abusing the i suggest for political and propaganda purposes well that came after the ruling by the i.c.j. the international court of justice which ruled that the usa must lift some of the sanctions that are imposed on iran this year when it announced its withdrawal from the iranian nuclear accord they include allowing items such as medicines and medical aid as well as equipment needed for the safety of the civil aviation authority in iran that judgment also ruled that that treaty and that was formed by the u.s. and iran back in one thousand nine hundred i had been violated something iran had pressed the i.c.j. to rule on now this is not the first time that the usa has d

secretary of state mike pompei o and the way he is handling this report saying that something of an ultimatum has been delivered by him to the saudis in the way that they are dealing with this. an ultimatum and then sort of a disregarding of the deadline for that ultimatum is what it appears to be let's give you a little sense of the timeline here you remember that the secretary of state mike pompei a was in riyadh where he was sitting down for those pictures with the crown prince mohammed bin solomon that meeting wrapped up about three pm local time and we understand that during the course of that meeting the u.s. secretary of state issued an ultimatum as you put it centrally saying look at we're going to give you the united states seventy two hours to the crown prince to essentially own that was the word that he was using own this disaster and so now that seventy two hour window has closed because if you take seventy two hours from three pm local riyadh time that would get you to about eight am here on the east coast of the united states were eight am has come and gone and certainly we have

secretary of state mike pompei o is in the turkish capital to discuss the case with his counterpart and president he'd been in riyadh looking for answers from the saudi leadership in the meantime u.s. president donald trump is giving saudi arabia the benefit of the doubt saying that the kingdom is innocent until proven guilty and the head of the international monetary fund has become the latest big name to pull out of the major investment conference in saudi arabia later this month the i.m.f. says that christine lagarde is deferring middle east trip which was to have included her attendance at the event dubbed force in the desert. one palestinian has been killed three others injured after israeli forces launched airstrikes on gaza according to the israeli military they were targeting a group of fighters who. of firing rockets towards israel overnight rockets were fired from gaza into southern israel where a house was hit injuring at least three people israel's defense minister ordered the closure of the tears and killing abu salim crossings following the attacks let's go live to west ro

well a letter that has been sent to the secretary of state mike pompei o is basically calling into question his decision last month in september to certify that the saudi government and the u.a.e. government are both using the adequate precautions in order to make certain that yemeni civilians are not being killed during the air war that's being conducted against the rebels this certification it was mandated by congress and so the deadline was coming up in september and so because of the concerns of the u.s. is national security and its financial relationships with these two countries when it comes to weapons sales the secretary of state reportedly made the decision to issue the certification well according to a number of news reports that was a controversial decision both within the trumpet ministration as well as on capitol hill and so what these congressional leaders who are very active on foreign policy have done is asked for a reconsideration of the certification asking for you fuller explanation because they say that especially in light of the august airstrike in which forty young sch

secretary of state mike pompei o is now in riyadh he first met king solomon before sitting down with crown prince mohammed bin salma on the washington post newspaper is reporting u.s. intelligence services intercepted evidence which shows the crown prince personally ordered an operation to detain ashaji donald trump has spoken of rogue killers and media reports say the saudis are considering a statement saying he was killed when an interrogation quotes went wrong all this as the un's human rights chief calls for the lifting of diplomatic immunity for saudi consular staff to allow a full investigation in view of the seriousness of the situation surrounding the disappearance of mystical shortly the high commissioner believes the inviolability or immunity of the relevant premises and officials bestowed by treaties such as the one thousand nine hundred sixty three vienna convention on consular relations should be waived immediately. under international law both of force disappearance and an extrajudicial killing are very serious crimes and immunity should not be used to impede investigat

secretary of state mike pompei o held emergency talks with solti leaders over the case of the journalists saudi arabia has come under intense international pressure to explain what happened to the missing journalist. this car is purported to be carrying the saudi consul in istanbul as he left his residence on choose day. turkish officials say mohammed to be one of riyadh chief diplomats to turkey then traveled to saudi arabia on an unannounced trip. his istanbul home is now part of turkey's official investigation into the disappearance of saudi journalist and critic of the oil rich kingdom jamal khashoggi investigators were allowed to search the saudi arabian consulate building on monday work to shock was last seen on october second but only after saudi officials and a team of cleaners armed with mops had been let in turkish officials believe he was murdered and dismembered by hit team ankara appears determined to get to the bottom of the mystery. we have to learn the fate of carter how he went missing in the saudi consulate the whole world has turned their eyes to us and are wondering if