riyad mahrez had the goal. it was a poignant goal for him. riyad mahrez had the goal.im. he riyad mahrez had the goal. it was a poignant goal for him. he was a leicester player only until this summer, and that was reflected in his celebration to the goal, which came afterjust his celebration to the goal, which came after just six his celebration to the goal, which came afterjust six minutes. city we re came afterjust six minutes. city were not at their free—flowing best, as you say, perhaps because of the pitch. but they did create chances. this was a good one for david silva. why didn't he pulled the trigger, is what pep guardiola will be asking. dele alli came on as a sub and set up dele alli came on as a sub and set up erik lamela. he has been on great form this season. but not this time. that was the chance. city hung on after that, an important win for them. let's hear from after that, an important win for them. let's hearfrom both managers, starting with pep guardiola. great victory in the special game today. we made a good game. yes, disappointed, but what can w

riyad mahrez.chester city's record signing when they bought him for £60 million this summer. we thought manchester city may want to know about their young fan's amazing story of survival thousands of miles away. so we got in touch. and it turns out riyad mahrez wants to send a personal message. now, rizki doesn't know anything about this. hi, rizki. somebody wants to say hello to you. hi, rizki. how are you? i hope you're getting better. i heard that you are a big city fan. so ijust want to wish you a good recovery. i hope you get better and we will give you the best wishes from man city. he also said that he'd like to send you a signed shirt as well. "i can't wait to get better and wear it". in the city of sorrow, where they have lost so much... thank you. ..a smile goes a long way. the head of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, has said the chance of the uk and the eu reaching a deal on brexit has increased in the last few days. speaking to journalists in austria, mrjuncker said he was

top of the table — riyad mahrez scores the only goal as manchester city beat tottenham in the premiereague. and as lewis hamilton celebrates his fifth world title, we ask if he can go on to become the best f1 driver there's ever been. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. afterjust four and a half months in charge, real madrid have parted company with julen lopetegui. his sacking comes on the back of sunday's 5—1 thrashing by barcelona, which was real‘s fifth defeat in six matches making it their worst start in la liga since 2001. former player santiago solari has been named as the provisional replacement with former chelsea boss antonio conte being heavily linked with thejob. spanish journalist juan castro has been giving me his reaction. what i know is thatjulen lopetegui was not the only guilty, was not the only responsible, let us say, of their situation. that is clear. i would say even florentino florez, and his board, were more responsible thanjulen and his board, were more responsible than julen lopetegui. and and his board, were more responsible thanjulen lopetegui.

and it turns out riyad mahrez wants to send a personal message. rizki doesn't know anything about this. hi, rizki. somebody wants to say hello to you. hi, rizki. how are you? i hope you're getting better. i heard that you are a big city fan. so i just want to wish you a good recovery. from man city. so, what does he make of it? "it's great, i'm so happy. shirt as well. "i can't wait to get better and wear it". in the city of sorrow, where they have lost so much... thank you. a smile goes a long way. on the recovery operation. this is a real indication of the challenge they face. challenge they face. can pay fine them because there is a stench here. stench here. trapped inside and those bodies have not yet been recovered. not yet been recovered. hand, there are some signs that this city is recovering to some extent. city is recovering to some extent. are being brought cold drinks for the first time in a week. the first time in a week. the role of guards on trains. are holding their seventh consecutive saturday stoppage. is under investigation by th

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riyad mahrez.international riyad mahrez became manchester city's record signing when they bought him for £60 million this summer. we thought manchester city may want to know about their young fan's amazing story of survival thousands of miles away. so we got in touch and it turns out riyad mahrez wants to send a personal message. risgi does not know anything about this. hi, risgi. somebody wants to say hello to you. hi, risgi, how are you? i hope you are getting better. i heard you were a big manchester city fan so i just want to wish you a good recovery. i hope you will get better and we will give you all the best wishes from manchester city. he also said he will send you a signed shirt as well. i can't wait to get better and wear it, he says. in the city of sorrow where they have lost so much... thank you. a smile goes a long way. nick beake, bbc news, palu. the artist banksy has pulled off another spectacular stunt. a painting which self—destructed moments after being sold at auction for more th

he convinced president trump to make riyad his first destination for his first trip as president.hosted him at a dinner here in washington a few months ago. they have a really close relationship, and you are seeing him back off all of that now that there's the scrutiny and it is becoming a diplomatic crisis. that's because he doesn't want the backlash. that's why white house officials say he's not been involved with the way the administration is handling this. behind the scenes he is helping shape this, telling mbs they need to call for an investigation, but we're not seeing him on the front lines with this at all. >> why did he go with the secretary to riyad? >> white house officials were scared there would be a backlash given his close relationship with mbs if he traveled with the secretary of state. >> frankly, he had no place going. >> but he is a major liaison to the crown prince. >> he is the major liaison. >> but he shouldn't be in that role. it is pompeo ease job to do that. >> jeffrey. >> is there anything that qualifies jared kushner to be dealing with these issues? he i

now, riyad mahrez's gold made the difference. patrick geary was watching.ight. but events in leicester may be minute of remembrance are still more poignant. football at its best can be escapism, especially when manchester city are in full flow and especially for riyad mahrez. the goal scorer until early this year had been a lesser player. tottenham and wembley looks slightly worn. the mud and markings told of the nfl game laid on the speech only yesterday. maybe that explains harry kane's touch. pep guardiola has built manchester city's success on perpetual motion, passing until there is a chance. the only problem is, they did not get around to wedge shot until it was too late. that is what the boss would have done —— to a shot. have enjoyed —— having enjoyed their best ever start to a season, they were waiting for a crack. here it was. derek wann. erik lamela would not get another go. this was a gritty rather than particularly pretty city. they are once more on top of the league. patrick geary, bbc news. richo pochettino has been linked with three on the —

riyad mahrez.n international riyad mahrez became manchester city's record signing when they bought him for £60 million this summer. we thought manchester city may want to know about their young fan's amazing story of survival thousands of miles away. so we got in touch. and it turns out riyad mahrez wants to send a personal message. now, rizki doesn't know anything about this. hi, rizki. somebody wants to say hello to you. hi, rizki. how are you? i hope you're getting better. i heard that you are a big city fan. so i just want to wish you a good recovery. i hope you get better and we will give you the best wishes from man city. so, what does he make of it? "it's great, i'm so happy." he also said that he'd like to send you a signed shirt as well. "i can't wait to get better and wear it". in the city of sorrow, where they have lost so much... thank you. ..a smile goes a long way. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in palu for us this morning. very good morning to you. it is an inspiring story, rizki's

top of the table — riyad mahrez scores the only goal as manchester city beat tottenham in the premiers fifth world title, we ask if he can go on to become the best f1 driver there's ever been. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. afterjust four and a half months in charge, real madrid have parted company with julen lopetegui. his sacking comes on the back of sunday's 5—1 thrashing by barcelona, which was real‘s fifth defeat in six matches making it their worst start in la liga since 2001. former player santiago solari has been named as the provisional replacement with former chelsea boss antonio conte being heavily linked with thejob. spanish journalist juan castro has been giving me his reaction.

the gulf what we are seeing doha twenty thirty six degrees that's not too bad for this time of year riyad a little bit warmer as we make their way across the central areas coming down in terms of temperature by the time we get to friday but as you can see here across parts of the south cross parts of oman we are picking up quite a bit of clouds and we are going to start to see the rain falling across southern parts of amman and into yemen that means the likelihood of flooding is going to increase as a cyclon makes its way on shore over the next few days and then very quickly here across southern parts of africa we are seeing basically nice conditions maybe a few clouds making their way towards johannesburg but in terms of temperatures a little bit cooler down here towards cape town with the time to few of eighteen degrees but very warm up here towards durban with a temperature of thirty. were . i have didn't get it almost my entire professional life to the bench and fight against corruption and what i have learned is that we need champions we need also to shine the light on those shampoos

litany stumble on october the second no one has heard from him since so he is not officially keys riyad of being involved but some reports the claim is intelligence services do have evidence that a shogi was taught and killed saudi arabia strongly denies those allegations though and has offered to help investigate the case well the lack of information has prompted multiple media reports to some news outlets claiming that the u.s. intercepted saudi discussions of a plan to capture the journalist claiming the saudi crown prince ordered an operation to and detain a shogi this to say that turkish officials haven't already a recording of the journalist murder said to be recorded on his smart watch although many do you say that is highly unlikely with more tragic where is journalist jamal charging what happened to him. for an entire week. nobody has been able to answer that question and vesta gaiters on the ground who might be the closest to solving the riddle believe he could have been brutally murdered behind the walls of the saudi consulate and its stamboul alleged details of how it was do

incursion in the country began back in twenty fifteen with the aim of restoring the acid government riyad has repeatedly denied attacking areas where civilians are present we heard from the author abdul bari atwan and he thinks that the international community instead of standing by should now stand up against the military attacks on yemen. well i believe that there's a community now is concentrating on that that journalist. this actually. the crime itself should. make their international community concentrate on the bigger one bigger muscle which is taking place in yemen and more than three years and a half until now it is absolutely. unbelievable it is hypocrisy of the international community why they are silent is it because saudi is rich is because they can't make money by sending weapons especially you know european countries and united states i don't believe this kind of hypocrisy is should continue there should be as bad as against this intervention in yemen to what ended. finally the story of aladdin may not be his family friend least disney makes out because the u.s. school in ba

made laser guided missiles from spain they cost riyad nine point two million euros that's pennies compared to the tanks i told you about earlier but the newly elected spanish government was having second thoughts about the deal eventually though they all vanished knowing which in one thousand we found no reason not to fill our commitments we've made a decision that we have to honor this contract and this brings us to one of the biggest arm deals in the history of canada. auto was been wary of what's going on with human rights in saudi arabia however danger of government in ottawa doesn't. lead to the cancellation of contracts previously signed but moving forward we are committed to the kind of openness transparency and rigor or the number of zeroes on the twelve billion dollar paycheck is just way too tempting so hundreds of canadian made armored vehicles will be heading to the middle east next stop you hear politicians get emotional over innocent victims in yemen picture a massive dollar sign and your head there are the interests of. arms manufacturers and the divorce lawyers of the unite

speculation that he was murdered something riyad. if we are fortunate enough to win back the house and the senate that's when civility can start again. with democrats and republicans growing old. just six. months high stakes. it is sunday morning here just in time for the weekly from all of us here. welcome to the program. so space industry experts a busy investigating what went wrong during the. launch of a soyuz spacecraft the crew of true who were on board. just minutes into that flight. leisure to live. right now you get out. of it and i didn't. mean you don't believe that it. says. if. you please. please. please please please please. please. we were at the launch site doing live coverage of so i use m s tens blast off into the cosmos we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists that were watching friends and family other journalists they were taking pictures smiling clapping congratulating the crew on their successful blast off into the sky. but then we started getting signs and unconfirmed reports that something was wrong bec

consulate in istanbul on october the second no one has heard from him since turkey is not officially keys riyad of being involved but some reports claim its intelligence services have evidence that the shah he was tortured and then killed saudi arabia strongly denies those allegations though in his offer to help in the investigation well the lack of information has prompted multiple media reports to some news outlets to claim that the u.s. intercepted saudi discussions of a plan to capture that you're doing proposition for the united states congress that we should get the facts before we act if this did happen is increasingly likely that something bad happened to this man at the hands of the saudi government shows contempt for us. disrespectful to. him while president donald trump has promised to punish saudi officials if their involvement is proven but also stressed his desire to protect america's multi-billion dollar business deals with the gulf kingdom. terrible to discuss thing about that if that were the case so we're going to have to see we're going to get to the bottom of it and there wi

riyad mahrez, a former leicester city player, scored the only goal of the match after six minutes and in a helicopter crash along with four others on saturday. i was very close to him. very close. he was like a father for us. i had many memories with him. it was a shocking and heartbreaking to hear this news and it is difficult to speak about. inter milan claimed an impressive 3—nil away win over lazio in serie a on monday to move second in the table and six points behind leadersjuventus. inter came into the match on the back of a 2—nil defeat to barcelona in the champions league but bounced back. mauro icardi getting two of his sides three goals. and finally, the perfect proposal can take months of planning and preparation. maybe booking a restaurant. but for this footballer, the perfect time was right after he scored a goal. eduard bello netted in the second minute for deportes antofagasta in the chilean league and he ran to stands to pop the question after he was handed the ring by a member of staff on the bench. thankfully she said yes. there followed a hug and a kiss before he pu

speculation that he was murdered something riyad. to win back the house and. that's when civility can start again. with democrats and republicans. between them in next month's high stakes vote. with the week's top stories on the main headlines of today welcome to the weekly. and while space industry experts investigating what went wrong during the launch of a soyuz spacecraft the crew of. thanking their lucky stars often. just minutes into the. delete it. why don't you just. write your should there not to let you know about it. the same. thing please. we were at the launch site doing live coverage of so i use m s ten's blast off into the cosmos we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists that were watching friends and family other journalists they were taking pictures smiling clapping congratulating the crew on their successful blast off into the. sky but then we started getting signs that something was wrong because i'm not alex a chain in and astronaut nick cage had to make an emergency landing emergency services arrived at the scene within ninety minutes

all indicates a possibly visit to will be part of the diplomatic corps graphy to create a diplomatic riyad what price what price riyadh will have to pay for that remains to be seen and whether they will take that opportunity. or corresponded dorian jones on the story for us tonight is jim thank you. 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 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 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 when saw that when wrong well it was inte

riyad mahrez missing a penalty for city late in the game. wins over city had flattered them. you cannot, and we never did, we never dominated city when we played them, even when we won the games stop it was more that we won the balls and it came from counter—attacks topic we are a lot of respect from city today, it was different from a lot of others. the start of the game was brilliant, absolutely spot on, or we were most difficult to play and unfortunately we cannot keep that level exactly. 40, 50 years, no 40,50 years, no winning here, most of the times or lose, but we deserve respect for what we have done from la st respect for what we have done from last season and this one. we tried to avoid the game, for the spectators is good, up and down, run, run, they have the best team in the world. rangers beat the scottish premiership leaders hearts 3—1. steven gerrard's side, who move up to sixth place, were ahead afterjust three minutes. ryan kent with the goal. alfredo morelos and scott arfield made it 3 before the break. 3—1 it finished. cel

riyad mahrez missed a penalty with 5 minutes of normal time remaining. he was sickened by it.what we have done from last season and this one. we tried to avoid the game, for the spectators is good, up and down, run, run, run, that they have the best team in the world. in italy, lazio and sampdoria are up to third and fourth respectively in the serie a, after wins on sunday. napoli stay second with a 2—0 win over sassuolo. carlo ancelotti‘s team got off to a flying start with this strike from adam 0unas. but it took until deep into the second for them to score again. lorenzo insigne and hit a dipping shot into the top corner for this sixth goal of the season. world number two caroline wozniacki won her third event of the season, with a straight—set victory over anastasija sevastova in the china open final. the australian open champion won in straight sets in beijing to claim her first title since eastbourne injune. it is the 30th title of her career. and here‘s whats been catching our eye on social media. while the bayern munich squad haven‘t been having the best of times recen

he knows that washington wants the salvage its relationship with riyad, but he also knows that he holdstremely valuable cards. and he will want to use them to extract confessions. they may include financial aid for struggling turkish economy. the kurdish issue as well as neighbouring syria. relations between turkey and america have been rocky in the past couple of years. and he may well want a reset. now, all of these factors will be part of these calculations before he speaks on tuesday. and during that speech, he will choose his words very carefully indeed. the government has suggested that any extension to the brexit transition period should be about three months. the brexit secretary dominic raab also called on conservatives to pull together as a team and hold their nerves. here's our political correspondent, chris mason. chanting: what do we want? people's vote! when do we want it? now! a day on from this — hundreds of thousands of marchers demanded another referendum on brexit — today, it's back to the political slog of trying to reach a deal with the european union. and a slog ac

need to deliver his harshest words yet but stopped short of committing to punish riyad. original concept. it was carried out poorly and the cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups first a. bad deal should have never been thought of. somebody really messed up. and they had the worst cover up ever. and we're shouldst it is at the deal standpoint when they thought about it because whoever thought of that idea. i think is in big trouble and they should be in big trouble well these are harsh words from donald trump now at this point people are recalling how not too far in the past just a couple weeks back he was actually emphasizing the importance of arms sales to saudi arabia we've also heard mike pompei o u.s. secretary of state speaking up and talking about the possibility of sanctions against the kingdom saudi arabia we have identified at least some of the individuals responsible including those in the intelligence services the royal court the foreign ministry and other saadi ministries who we suspect to have been involved in mr can show you is death. we

produce results but in a way that does not create a diplomatic crisis for everyone involved for onkar riyad in washington that's something that the regime does not want and i think we are closer to to a result a clear is ultimate investigation today than we were in the past so that means you think that my pump a zero would be able to get concrete answers on what happened. i think his effort is less about finding answers here his effort is to to manage the diplomacy here there is an investigation and he's not there to ask riyadh specific questions is asking israel to cooperate with the turkish so far it is and that's beginning to happen after are gone and can some on had their conversation over the weekend so i think that the the saudi attitude in terms of corporation with the investigation has changed have seen that in the search of the consulate in istanbul so very very different dynamics the most important thing the secretary pompei will be working on is making sure that whatever the result of the investigation that we do not deal with a diplomatic crisis that really undermines the u.s. s

riyad mahrez missed a penalty with five minutes of normal time remaining after leroy sane had been brought in a game that never lived up to its billing as the most anticipated match of the season so far. more than 40, 50 years of no winning here. most of the time, all the times lose, lose, so of course you have respect. but we deserve respect for what we have done. last season and this one. so we try to avoid coming to the game for the spectators, it is good, what happened now, run, run, in that they are the best team in the world. chelsea have moved above liverpool into second and level on points with city on goal difference after a 3—0 win at southampton. eden hazard scored his seventh premier league goal of the season, and set up substitute alvaro morata for the third. ross barkley got the other one, his first league goalfor the club. iam very i am very happy with the performance, with the result. i am very happy for our supporters. we have played, i think, a good match, but i think that we can do better. especially in the defensive phase. so this is the top of the table, very tight. ar

riyad mahrez missed a late penalty but the 0—0 draw means city are top of the table in a testing dayh chelsea who are in second place on goal difference after their 3—0 win over southampton. maurizio sarri's side maintain their unbeaten start to the season. while arsenal are in fourth place after beating fulham 5—i. rangers beat scottish premiership leaders hearts 3—1 this afternoon to move up to sixth place. that was hearts' first defeat this season. and james forrest scored four goals in 30 minutes as celtic thrashed saintjohnstone 6—0 in what was their first away win in the league this season. mo farah has won a marathon for the first time. the four time olympic champion broke both the european marathon mark and his own british record during his victory in chicago in only his third attempt at the distance. patrick gearey reports. from track to tarmac, mo farah isn't slowing down. he is still new to road running. chicago was only the third marathon he'd ever run and yeti is already set a faster time than any european in history. of course o'farrell is used to leading the way. rhys

football at its best can be escapism, especially when manchester city are in full flow and especially for riyad

tatiana riyad of our lives in siberia her daughter suffers from asthma. because like me much i come here because i love the climate the mineral water the natural surroundings the food and the people there are very hospitable which interested in me who did my husband and her hopes that the mineral water treatments will help her daughter. your doorstep again you know it's like a dream for us russians to be able to travel to georgia again ours are born yesterday and there are a lot of a. come down here. and we visit often. you know i talked to many russians here. once they've seen in this part of georgia they want to come back again and again i think it's better book i mean that's how much they like georgia that is their truth of the theming you know. this reason was popular with russians on this and lay says. prominent visit is included talk of ski checkoff and go ok. but these days most of the visitors are young russians. on a way to cut kitty region in eastern georgia the area is famous for its minions. this road leads through many small villages and each

riyad mahrez and leroy sane scored late on there was also a welcome return for kevin de bruyne, he camerst day of the season. for staying on target, it is quite good. at the beginning, it was a little bit tough in the first half because i think... the second half was much better. and after the second and third goal, was scored quicker and it was more easier, but playing the buzz natural position because kyle and daniel, but he did so well. many good things and the good news of kevin coming back and the performance of all of the guys. manchester city face tottenham a week on monday. spurs are up to third in the table after a tough 1—0 win away at west ham. eric lamela's first half header was the only goal of the game. but spurs can also thank hugo lloris for a string of saves to preserve their lead. we played really well in the first half. i think we deserve to score one or two more. a very good performance i am very pleased. the second half was so competitive. they push the lines and try to score and create chances, it was unbelievable. i was one of the best keeper then the world. when

you're right under donald trump there was a reset push when he had his first foreign trip in selective riyad as the location there's no question that there are strong ties between the kingdom and this white house and the president is one that likes to feel in control and after covering donald trump for as many months as i have. you get the says that he doesn't like the uncomfortable situation he's in right now where he is being pressed for answers and he doesn't have information what we had initially expected from the audio that we were hearing from the oval office chat with reporters in the last couple of hours that seemed to be that the president himself had made these phone calls now it appears he has had his high level staff make the phone calls instead perhaps reserving that as a last resort given that there are these strong ties between the kingdom and the white house but the president himself also having invested relationships it doesn't appear that the white house has used that card just yet reserving that for later perhaps that right now what we know is that the secretary of state i

so, just, is it correct that you do not have ambassadors in place in either ankara or riyad. >> we have diplomatic staff. senior diplomatic officials. >> so the fact that we don't have an ambassador in saudi arabia and turkey, does that affect our ability to handle this situation? first, juliet? >> technically it wouldn't. listen the heads of the embassies and the consulates will be empowered to do what they need to do day-to-day. i think the reporter's point is he very important. what it did mean is that there's no trump official. no political official who represents the trump administration in these countries. and i think, what the suggestion should be is then who are is in charge? what we have seen with saudi arabia, that none of that stuff is being played out of the embassy or the consulates. it's being played out of the white house by the middle east czar who is jared kushner, he has personal financial dealings with saudi arabia, as does donald trump. the washington post is showing the up tick on saudis spending on trump properties has increased in the last year. the fact that we d

so the whole notion that he walked out and roaming around istanbul or somewhere in riyad becomes plausibly less logical and the intelligence reality. every day that goes by, i hope the u.s. government is working with intelligence and law enforcement partners to get more clues. to listen, perhaps, to more chatter that saudi officials are having through intelligence methods. so more information is hopefully coming to light as time goes by and every second that goes by and i feel so much for jamal's family and friends, they don't have answers because he just is not there and the saudi conclusion or saudi reasoning behind what happens becomes less plausible. >> sam, thank you so much for joining me tonight. really appreciate it. for more on this, i'd like to bring in republican congressman from illinois, adam kinsinger. you heard the president today. he was very talkative. have you been satisfied with the way that the white house and in particular, president trump, has responded to the disappearance of khashoggi so far? >> well, you know, in some of the way the president speaks sometimes, i wo

that they do not have to necessarily be so so so we don't want to be better than the police because riyad the police we don't want to be compared to the police on we want is. a relationship where all of us who. was the fight against time. yeah spawns move on. that's a meeting in the oval and if you say. no but you know yeah i've just. come off. i'm a bit of a what if if if but. fighting each other. and we can't afford to have. those old against so we can afford to have kings and. prayers are with the mother is rock. and roll right you are no like oh i know it. already but it did not i don't regret that i yeah. man for. those that he complained about today on the say find those people be a millionaire got jealous of you have meals go up to them and i will say a lot of people being with you on the dime and last thing it sells of the self i did about one of the. funnels going on do a full on so good medicine was gone but i know you saw that he. was into going to work for cheap gas for who got it that is that but i actually anybodies of what could be some. fun if a fan who played it and for o

and it turns out riyad mahrez wants to send a personal message.y doesn't know anything about this. hi. somebody wants to say hello to you. hi, how are you? i hope you are getting better. i heard that you are a big city sam. ijust want to wish you a good recovery. i hope you get better and we will give you the best wishes from manchester city. -- city fan. what does he make of it? wishes from manchester city. -- city fan. what does he make of mm wishes from manchester city. -- city fan. what does he make of it? it is great, iam fan. what does he make of it? it is great, i am so happy. he also said that he would like to send you a signed shirt as well. "i can't wait to get better and where it". in the city of sorrow where they have lost so much. thank you. a smile goes a long way. 0ur correspondent nick beake is in palu for us this morning. 0ne one week on, lovely story, amazing to have some hope out of this, at the image behind you, so many buildings destroyed, and now the work to get lives back on track. yes, absolutely. this place shows all you n

and said that the investigation has to take its course this is part of a realisation that wall anger riyad bitter rivals in the region doesn't want to fall on diplomatic confrontation with riyadh given the fact it has eight billion dollars in bilateral trade and is pretty much isolated in the middle east so instead of a confrontation it has relied on behind the scenes anonymous sources to drip drip drip this story in particular to the american media to put pressure on riyadh and on washington to force the gender of confronting riyadh over claims he says he knows crime doron jones in istanbul thank you so we're also seeing this night action on this issue from the united states will go to washington where we find correspondents and siemens welcome staff and u.s. treasury secretary stephen minucci has become the latest high profile person to withdraw from next week saudi investment summit. yeah right she went to the white house this morning and talked to secretary of state and to the president and those three came to agree that it's probably best for secretary notion to withdraw also from the

reporter: treasury secretary steve mnuchen says he is still headed to a saudi investment conference in riyadater this month, despite the fact several corporations and major news organizations including cnn have pulled out of the event. >> saudi has been a very good partner of ours in a lot of areas. >> reporter: for years mr. trump made it clear he values his relationship with the saudis from the president as first foreign trip to riyadh where his close ties were on display to the oval office where he welcomed the crown prince. >> you have talked to the president about the implementation, more than 50%. >> one thing that you have been really focused on is the temperature threat and the funding of temperature, and whether it is saudi arabia or other countries as we know, there will be no funding. >> reporter: and back to the campaign trail. >> saudi arabia -- and i get along great with all of them. they buy apartments from me, they spend $40 million, $50 million. am i supposed to dislike them? i like them very much. >> reporter: even while the white house is pressing for details on the wherea