that we have been in touch with our friends in riyadh and they deny all this and then the president had to kind of tone down if you will this. kind of defense by saudi arabia and to kind of mimic the arguments made by the crown prince and others in this regard that the saudis even what i'm a bit more responsive the administration in admitting the fact that once they had method barras the administration yet didn't do much to really confront saudi arabia in this regard i think ali misunderstood when i said pressure pressure is i'm not i didn't say pressure in the negative sense or and and the kind of aggressive sense where the president the president of the united states is pushing this case on the contrary he just wants it out of the way so yes he is a coconspirator. to close this file because it has become a nuisance for him as i said particularly in relationship with the legislative branch to pass issues and deals that he would like to proceed with in terms of the relationship but there really relationship has always been out of whack between 'd riyadh and washington sheriff insular th

countries supporting have to among them the us egypt and russia now need to adopt a new approach and riyadh the thumb of a few more people we call on the states to revisit their positions and to no longer bet on the aggressor and to discuss with the government of national accord the means to address their concerns we must work to establish relationships based on mutual respect and common interests and the non interference in internal affairs the humanitarian situation in libya is now the worst it's been in the last decade of conflict according to the president of the international committee of the red cross who made a recent visit. walking through start the outskirts of tripoli but being gassy

these recent attacks that reached as far as riyadh are a message to the saudis while our missiles are launched military targets saudi instructs continue to claim civilian lives. sun are based human rights group on humanity says that over 43000 people have been killed and 26000 injured since the beginning of this saudi you war in yemen 5 years ago people of turkey and poor. riyadh's decision to increase its own because it's all on a desire to push on with the war made them more determined to support both you why does they say they won't saudis to accept peace initiatives. mini's through solve their differences peacefully. bob al-jazeera. the los angeles county sharif has sheriff has called on the civic leaders in the us to stop funding the flames of hatred after a man shot 2 police offices the offices were ambushed while they sat in a pot car there critical in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds gunmen is still on the run us present donald trump has reacted to a video of the incident saying the shooter is one of the quote animals that must be hit hard well my concern is tha

the president's trip to riyadh. i would also point out that it means if and when there comes a .b.s. is held into account, the united states is going to be thrown into the docket. whether the trump administration's approval of m.b.s. hinders our ability, i don't know. i don't have enough access to say. i can't imagine that it makes it easy. i can't imagine how it makes it -- your question about the f-35, high think this is very important. -- every gulf state has access to it. bahrain doesn't necessarily have the money. the bad news is, saudi arabia does have the money. they are not going to be willing to normalize relations with israel in the process. yes, we were attacked iranians -- by the iranians. you can make the argument that [ indiscernible] thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back the rest of my time. eitherk you and we have of the hearings going on simultaneously, so representative carson and -- had to go to other meetings. i now recognize representative eric swalwell. lwell:entative swa thank you, mr. chairma

10 out of its 2 old districts and so on i don't know these recent attacks that reached as far as riyadh are a message to the saudis while our missiles are launched military targets saudi instructs continue to claim civilian lives. son are based human rights group on humanity says that over 43000 people have been killed and 26000 dangerous says the beginning of the saudi you were in yemen 5 years ago people have taken part in the rallies riyadh's decision to increase its at the. on the capital i mean this is to push on with the war have made them more determined to support healthy fighters they say they want saudis to accept peace initiatives and yemenis to resolve their differences peacefully how about bob al jazeera. u.s. secretary of state my pump a.o. says he wants to see an end to the blockade of qatar by other arab states he's co-chairing the 3rd u.s. qatar strategic dialogue with the qatari deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs mohamed unfunny the washington summit comes as taliban and afghan it goes here to meet for peace talks in doha where pompei are praising qa

house committee on intelligence has held a hearing to assess security ties between washington and riyadh. protesting refugees have been demanding a mission to leave the greek island of less boss and go to the mainland house and spent another night without shelter after fires destroyed europe's largest refugee camp earlier this week. desperately needed aid is finally being delivered to hundreds of thousands of sudanese devastated by the worst flooding in the country's history the global support comes days after the government declared a state of emergency in a plea for help reports from ca to. aid is slowly trickling in for the hundreds of thousands of flood victims in sudan at the tombs international airport cuts a military plane has just brought in essential supplies for the displays to a hungry and desperate need it couldn't come sooner than i thought the heart we brought with us aid sent to the people of sudan by the owner of qatar his highness shaikh tamim been hamad al tiny the aging through its medicine medical supplies food and household items sydney a sudanese officials turned up

and he needs a different narrative here to make it not about covid or a referendum on him riyadh the supreme court fight is certainly good for him, i'm sure that will come up 1 million times but i would predict there's some pressure on him to and that's why i think he's done some pretty aggressive tactics. >> we have a question from john rasch on the minneapolis star tribune. i think charlietouched on . voters care about america's standing in the world and what are the risks and benefits of biden emphasizing our global standing and the remainder of the campaign ? whether inside the beltway or outside the beltway answer to this and i'm very much reminded when we go to maine partly in the summers, my own head is very much stuck. i could be very careful. >> there are americans who care about that there's also the americans watched the eds news hour and they read the economist. their reading two or three newspapers a day. and it's a pretty elite group but for the average person outthere , i don't think that matters so much. it's their job to get along with us, not our job to get along wi

meanwhile back in the saudi capital of riyadh a small sound was formed to decide what to do about the shogi they weighed up different options. as new information became available they formulated a course of action. they decided to silence because shoki for good. in september jamal khashoggi left the united states for what would be the last time he boarded turkish airlines flight t k 8 from washington arising at istanbul's ataturk airport just before sunset on september 10th. he planned to stay until the 17th of october to finalize his wedding arrangements. there's. the r. r r r. r r by. the turkish scholar t.j. i met jamal khashoggi when she interviewed him at a conference in istanbul in may 28th. this was the 1st of several meetings that summer jamal khashoggi proposed and she accepted. the amount was all because he was about to get mad and he wanted to establish a new life and they were still e-mail about the flood that he bought the furniture of that he was going to put in the flow and the fact that the school the consulate the good some bitter months and they joked with him and th

these recent attacks that reached as far as riyadh a message to the saudis while our missiles are launchedmilitary targets saudi instructs continue to claim civilian lives i son have based human rights group on humanity says that over 43000 people have been killed and 26000 injured since the beginning of the saudi you war in yemen 5 years ago people who have taken part in the rallies say riyadh's decision to increase its acts on the capital i mean desire to push on with the war have made them more determined to support the fighters they say they want saudis to accept peace initiatives and allow your moneys to resolve their differences peacefully hundreds of bob i'll just . new coronavirus laws in england prohibiting gathering suggest 6 people have come into force seen a spike in cases cost primarily by people in their teens and twenty's and has no horse or manchester and worries many will ignore the new restrictions. the source of term and it's a big one for these 30 years will be taking their final exams but as well as contending with not being allowed into lecture theatres they're also r

these recent attacks that reached as far as riyadh are a message to the saudis while our missiles arelaunched military targets saudi instructs continue to claim civilian lives. sun are based human rights group on humanity says that over 43000 people have been killed and 26000 dangerous says the beginning of the saudi you were in yemen 5 years ago people have taken part in the rallies the decision to increase its acts on the capital i would desire. to push on with the war. more determined to support why does he want saudis to accept peace initiatives. through solve their differences peacefully. bob. the los angeles county sheriff has called on civic leaders in the u.s. to stop fanning the flames of hatred after a man shot 2 police officers the officers were ambushed while they sat in a. car there in critical condition with multiple gunshot wounds the gunman is still on the run. my concern is that they're out there doing their out. of planes of hatred just turning up the volume we don't need to be turned down. hundreds of police officers in haiti have vented their anger at the detention

yemen with the rebels the what they say they attacked an important target on in the saudi capital riyadh a spokesman for the saudi led coalition in yemen says the missiles were fired at civilian targets in the kingdom but didn't specify where. in colombia 7 people were killed and more than 100 injured in a night of protest against the death of a man tasered by police demonstrators set buildings on fire in the capital bogota after seeing video of javier or than he is being repeatedly shot with a stun gun. those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up after the bottom line thanks for watching ok. hi i'm steve clements and i have a question what is it about america that makes it number one in the world for death by gun let's get to the bottom line. before the coronavirus hit before the opioid epidemic before many other invisible killers another epidemic has ravaged america for generations and that's extreme violence towards each other and an inability to bring guns under control the united states is the only country in the world that has more guns than people if you live in amer

referring to but certainly many eyes right now on saudi arabia but there is little indication from riyadh that they'll take up a different position than the long standing arab stance that they won't recognize israel without statehood for the palestinians but it is certainly not worthy that the saudis likely gave bahrain the green light to proceed with their deal today. if you brief now on some of the other stories making news at this hour india's health ministry says coronavirus cases in the country have surpassed 5000000 and more than 82000 people have died health experts one of the tell you where it could rise in coming weeks as restrictions ease authorities have so far ruled out imposing a 2nd lockdown. mexico's president lopez obrador has asked the country's senate for a referendum on whether to prosecute 5 of the predecessors his predecessors over allegations including widespread corruption he's also accusing them of presiding over quote excessive concentrations of wealth and monumental losses to the treasury . the city of louisville kentucky will pay $12000000.00 to or to the family

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both of them complements the other and i've, it's hard to find an audiobook that does that for me riyadh i listen to more books than i read these days just because with this book i would needboth . so thank you christine and all of you who are out there doing good work with this audiobook. it's just amazing. >> shout outs to you guys. is getting so david gettingso close ? i want to get to others, rather than paraphrasing saying i have a question, having studied this and the public response that they should have killed more kids, you see for differences in response to the current demonstration . as only the technology changed? >> it's really hard to put a book like this out into the world and not be political but especially at this time that we're living in . and yes, of course, you do too i bet. of course we see that same thing of my country right or wrong is one thing but being able to say i don't care about you, i only care about me and i want to do what i want, my freedom is more important than anyone else's area and not good either. i also don't like the phrase we are all in this tog

to the house intelligence committee which has been assessing security ties between washington and riyadh protesting refugees have been demanding permission to leave the greek island of less balls and go to the mainland thousands of spent another night without shelter to find destroyed europe's largest refugee camp earlier this week. humanitarian aid is finally being delivered to hundreds of thousands of people devastated by the worst flooding in sudan's history at least 100 people have been killed the governor of oregon says dozens of people have been reported missing as wildfires burn across the u.s. state half a 1000000 people have been ordered to leave their homes. afghan government and taliban negotiators are in cutoff a long delayed peace talks which is due to begin in the coming hours it's more than 6 months since the u.s. brokered a deal aimed at ending america's longest war. thousands of protesters have gathered to mark 47 years since the ever throw of chile's 1st socialist president demonstrators in santiago remembered salvador allende who was killed during a violent u.s. backed

and i remember, i heard you were in riyadh and in israel and you pledged you would strengthen america's friendships, and to build new partnerships in pursuit of peace. and you kept that promise. that we see that clearly today. rather than appeasing america's adversaries in the region, you recruited america's allies and you focused on shared interests and shared threats. but you also ask them to shoulder their part of the burden and to fulfill their obligation. nations rallied behind it, and as a consequence, a foundation has now been late for great things in coming years. president trump: great. thank you. >> mr. president, on behalf of soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines, thank you for your old leadership and sheikh mohammed's old leadership, prime minister netanyahu's bold leadership. your bold leadership, what we have tried for the last 100 years has not worked. it is fitting that on september 11, we honor those special operators that we buried and lost with peace. and this is a way to beat terrorism, at the end of the day. thank you for your leadership. president trump: thank you.

i remember i heard you pledge when you were in riyadh and when you were in israel, you pledge you would strengthen america's friendships and to build new partnerships in the pursuit of peace and you kept that promise and we see that very clearly today. rather than appeasing america's adversaries in the region you recruited america's allies. and you focused on shared interests and shared threats. but you also asked them to shoulder their part of the burden and fulfill their end of the obligation. nations rally behind it and as a consequence, the foundation has now been laid for great things in the coming years . >> thank you very much. anything to say? >> mister president on behalf of the soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines you for your old leadership and shake mohammed's bold leadership, sheikh mohammed again, your bold leadership while we try for the last hundred years has not worked. i think it's fitting that on september 11 we are honor those special operators that we've buried and lost with peace and this is a way to beat terrorism at the end of the day so we're honored and privil

riyadh cautiously welcomed there but stayed mostly silent but observers will point out bahrain would not have moved ahead without the green light from the kingdom. we have heard from the saudi king in recent times he indicated there would be no normalization without solving the palestinian question but that stance can change. >> we have to remember there were no palestinian reference there. abbey, thank you. let's go now to israel and tanya kramer standing by. let's start with news of rockets being fired from gaza at israel. what more do we know. >> the sirens went off during the signing ceremony right at the time in washington and the police and military confirmed that two rockets were fired from gaza into israel toward the a southern city and one of them was intercepted by the antimissile defense system and one landed. two people were like r lightly injured from shrapnel and some suffered from shock. brent: how is this deal being viewed by the pal stunniansis? -- palestinians. >> i think they heard from pal continuian officials at the time the normalization agreements r agreements

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referring to but certainly many eyes right now on saudi arabia but there is little indication from riyadh that they'll take up a different position than the longstanding arab stance that they won't recognize israel without statehood for the palestinians but it is certainly not worthy that the saudis likely gave bahrain the green light to proceed with their deal today so what are these 2 arab countries actually gain by signing this deal with israel. well there are certainly looking to ramp up trade and tourism and to engage more on the economic level but there is a great focus on the political factors of these deals one major element in the agreement between israel and the u.a.e. appears to be that israel has agreed to pause an exception in the west bank in return for recognition but we don't have confirmation from the israelis that this is a permanent pause and there is concern that benjamin netanyahu may at some point decide to lift that suspension in order to appease some of his domestic supporters the amorality foreign minister though insists that his country's deal will help the pales

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you know he said we do elections and we had a big guy being elected and not being had changed and riyadh setting if they do the same thing they were just setting the stage well another coup and another transition is really crucial to sit down and make sure everybody wants the same thing and everybody's aware of the objectives of what is at stake here and you know echo us it will wax has been. very important after but they have to understand that their change is a change is really needed and that even if it takes it to my us what being right so . that's what we need to have mine that. have been mine that yeah they're. all right let's know that's a good that's a good point perhaps to end on they should be there for the people of i'm afraid we are out of time so let's thank you very much for their participation in the show hummus a la rosa the law and the man. and thank you too for watching you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also j

the house committee on intelligence which has been assessing security ties between washington and riyadh. protesting refugees have been demanding permission to leave the greek on and of less false and going to the mainland 1000 spent another night without shelter destroyed europe's largest refugee camp earlier this week. humanitarian aid is finally being delivered to hundreds of thousands of sudanese people devastated by the west flooding in the country's history at least 100 people have been killed. the governor of the u.s. state of oregon says dozens of people have been reported missing as massive wildfires but across the state. there's all the headlines inside story is next. in the grip of a flooding emergency displacement and despair. diseases drink a pandemic. is climate change to blame and how come the country respond this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. in sudan millions rely on the nile river for food for agriculture and for industry of the life blood of many has now pushed parts of the country into crisis thousands have been forced from their homes in the wors

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the streets in the capital to condemn what he described as a campaign of death and destruction by riyadhand other dubbed demonstrators trying to slogans in support of the whole of the group as they condemned a recent spike in saudi attacks in sana'a they say such an exclusion is proof that all thier turks against saudi targets were making an impact that it's going to give the salad to the saudis keep conducting random attacks that target our city this will only embolden our resolve and help our cause to fight the saudis to the end of time so. it's not just sun which is headed by indiscriminate airstrikes on sunday 4 people were killed and 4 others injured in a saudi air strike on a residential area in marab. it's the city considered to be the last remaining stronghold of the un backed government but the whole of these say they have already captured 10 out of it to all districts and so on i don't know what these recent attacks that reached as far as riyadh are a message to the saudis while our missiles are launched military targets saudi instructs continue to claim civilian lives. son are

referring to but certainly many eyes right now on saudi arabia but there is little indication from riyadh that they'll take up a different position than the long standing arab stance that they won't recognize israel without statehood for the palestinians but it is certainly not worthy that the saudis likely gave bahrain the green light to proceed with their deal today so what are these 2 arab countries actually gain by signing this deal with israel. well there are certainly looking to ramp up trade and tourism and to engage more on the economic level but there is a great focus on the political factors of these deals one major element in the agreement between israel and the u.a.e. appears to be that israel has agreed to pause and exceed in the west bank in return for recognition but we don't have confirmation from the israelis that this is a permanent pause and there is concern that benjamin netanyahu may at some point decide to lift that suspension in order to appease some of his domestic supporters the amorality foreign minister though insists that his country's deal will help the palest

the french that i know yeah but the but also you know the ones where our $1.70 weakest locked up in riyadh so-called reeducation camps tolerance of persecution of christians is that the kind of tolerance that you're looking for from the outside no i don't i don't i don't i don't i don't think you interpret that right i think the tolerant china that they're from development model have a different path of a different system because we you know it was say or china didn't come virgin the china can't be you know we need them all a diversity of this world we can't just run fresh and we're not talking about going verging on diverging the world is complaining about your human rights record continually and the locking up the incarceration of a 1000000 weak is engine jang province this is what they're complaining about i think because of this is never you know as far as. as far as i can see there's there's no hard evidence or proof. but they'd have to say that i mean there is us time will start on it's been published around the world and chinese instructions to the people who stuff these incarcerati

and india and brazil now global deaths to riyadh $936000.00 plus which is the 8 percent increase to last week so we're at worse as new cases are slightly going down deaths are actually going up and we actually need to be exactly in the opposite direction now just here in the u.s. we're out over 6700000 cases almost 200000 that sold less than 2 percent of those infected from called in 1000 have died now take a look at the daily new cases and deaths reported right here in the u.s. on monday there were 36800 and $36.00 new deaths that is a 12 percent decrease from last week but taking a look at daily deaths on monday resell $447.00 new deaths that's also a decrease of 15 percent from last week so while a decrease in new cases and death seem promising these numbers are actually nowhere near where we actually need to be brant. we actually do. just mentioned vaccine development where are we what it goes to a vaccine being developed here in the us so we're in the us has been working with 30 pharmaceutical companies are right now that are in phase 3 trials and another 4 in phase 2 and 3 trials n

we don't know which countries he was referring to but certainly all eyes right now on saudi arabia riyadh have cautiously welcomed this deal but stayed mostly silent but observers will point out that bahrain would certainly not have moved ahead with without the green light from the kingdom and we have heard from the saudi king not today but in recent times that he has indicated that there will be no normalization without solving the palestinian question which is long been the arab position but as we see today that stance can change and we have to remember there were palestinian representatives at the signing today at the white house. on the story forwards in washington abbi thank you both state this story is really a correspondent time to kramer she is standing by good evening to you telling you let's start with the news that's coming in of rockets being fired from gaza israel what more do we know. the sirens went off actually doing the signing ceremony right at the time in washington and the police in the military confirmed the 2 rockets were fired from gaza into israel 2 at the southern

remains never found the sentence the believed to have been part of a hit squad sent to turkey from riyadh political analyst and sundry bruno claims the world has allowed justice not to be served. the fact that no official was tried. actually it raises many more suspicions for the world community the opinion won't change the idea that the saudi government was behind it remains in fact if anything the only proves it or at least goes further into that direction countries that deal with saudi arabia diplomatic and business levels won't have any technical formal reasons to hold relations so whether while public opinion will certainly be negative at a technical level there will be no sanctions or other penalties that will impede saudi arabia from working with other countries. so-called spirits and cough attacks against the police in the u.k. are on the rise suspects are said to be taking advantage of the current fear of covert contamination with some officers claiming they can no longer properly carry out their duties. accordingly interview yeah they are. the rise in assaults has huge impacts o

never been found those sentenced to believed to have been part of the hit squad sent to turkey from riyadh political analyst alessandro bruno told us despite the riff it makes of the crime the west it seems won't ensure justice here the fact that no official was tried. actually raises many more suspicions for the world community the opinion won't change the idea that the saudi government was behind it remains in fact if anything this only proves it or at least goes further into that direction countries that deal with saudi arabia diplomatic and business levels won't have any technical formal reasons to hold relations so whether while public opinion will certainly be a negative at a technical level there will be no sanctions or other penalties that will impede saudi arabia from working with other countries. british police are suffering from a large rise in the riff assaults known as cough and spit attacks these suspects are taking advantage of fear of contamination with offices in the midlands county of leicestershire complaining that they cannot do their jobs properly because of it . it wa

khashoggi 20 saudis are already being tried in absentee here in istanbul earlier this month a court in riyadh jailed people for up to 20 years. was a prominent critic of saudi crown prince mohammed bin sultan man he was murdered in the saudi consulate in istanbul in 2018. nationwide protests are expected later in guinea against president has been for a 3rd term condé amended the constitution to run in the october 18th poll security forces are on high alert and the border with senegal is being closed because reports from the senegalese capital. weeks before his country's presidential election guinea and journalist had no intention of leaving his country but the threat to became too intense to ignore 1st missed calls in the middle of the night then a voice on the other line saying i will kill you and your family he fled to neighboring senegal in hiding but defiant young student from perfect you. know crazy i feel fear in the pit of my stomach for my country with president alpha condé running for another term in office so many people will be imprisoned paralyzed or tortured and killed and i'm no

that the yeah but the but also you know sometimes in a 10 tolerance a 1000000 weakest locked up in riyadho-called reeducation camps tolerance of persecution of christians is that the kind of tolerance that you're looking for from the outside no i don't i don't i don't i don't i don't think you interpret that right i think the tolerant china that they are from development model have a different path have a different system because we you know it was saying china didn't come virgin the china can't be you know we need a mall a diversity of this world we can't just open source run fresh and we're not talking about are converging what divergent the world is complaining about your yeah human rights record continually and the locking up the incarceration of a 1000000 weak is engine jang province this is what they're complaining about i think because this is never you know as far as. as far as i can see there's there's no hard evidence or proof. but they'd have to say that i mean there is cause china will start on it's been published around the world and chinese instructions to the people who stu

never been found those sentenced to believed to have been part of the hit squad sent to to keep from riyadh political analyst andrew bruno told us despite the riff it make sure of the crime the west won't ensure justice the fact that no official was tried. actually raises many more suspicions for the world community the opinion won't change the idea that the saudi government was behind it remains in fact if anything the only proves that or at least goes further into that direction countries that the oil with saudi arabia diplomatic and business levels won't have any technical formal reasons to hold relations so whether while public opinion will certainly be negative at a technical level there will be no sanctions or other penalties that will impede saudi arabia from working with other countries. high profile member of the belarus opposition has been arrested on the border with ukraine follows claims by her supporters the kolesnik over of the opposition's coordination council had been kidnapped by belarus security officers could tell a breakdown what i've been conflicting versions over the l

we don't know which countries he was referring to but certainly all eyes right now on saudi arabia riyadh have cautiously volcom this deal but stayed mostly silent but observers will point out that bahrain would certainly not have moved ahead with without the green light from the kingdom and we have heard from the saudi king not today but in recent times that he has indicated that there will be no normalization without solving the palestinian question which is long been the arab position but as we see today that stance can change and we have to remember there were palestinian representatives at the signing today at the white house. on the story forwards in washington every thank you or let's take this story israel a correspondent talking to kramer she is standing by good evening to you telling you let's start with the news that's coming in of rockets being fired from gaza israel what more do we know. the sirens went off actually during the signing ceremony right at the time in washington and the police and the military confirmed the 2 rockets were fired from gaza into israel 2 at the sout