right let's get started and bring in our panel here in the studio in london we've got roxanne farman pharma and electra on middle east politics at the university of cambridge joining us on skype also from london david hurst editor in chief of the online publication middle east i and in washington d.c. alley. director of the gulf affairs institute and a former saudi political prisoner welcome to all of you thank you for being with us now the full extent of what's going on here may not yet be clear of course but let's begin by delving into what's behind this latest wave of arrests and i'll turn 1st to you david hurst if i may is mohamed bin solomon n.b.s. as he's more commonly known of course on the verge of seizing full power in saudi arabia. i think he is yes. there are indications. that he is. i think that he wants to finish the job that was started when he ousted the cousin mohammed bin nayef. from from the post of crown prince i think things have been going badly for him ever since if you remember back in those days. the the crown prince was a new crown prince was at the height of

no question though which is that you for you know right roxanne surgeries all in on the new president of being you know you carry in on the right price it's very the magic here but. this tell them no it is also remote controlled its software transmits facial expressions and speech simultaneously but my question about a boss the technician behind tell him not on the spot i have one question what kind of man is that your invent it. about your inventive on what kind of guy was next to me right now. so this was hard for us to talk about and how did. he say to me well yeah. ok. so that's very. ok i will try to argue. i feel hard. feel. and yeah you're creepy but holding you in my hands i have to say it feels natural it's because i'm really here i'm sure you found him very surprised by by. talking to you to tell him the bedclothes very imperfect. ok i admit the das look a bit creepy but what made me uncomfortable was holding on to such an expensive device. what really surprised me was how it's neutral appearance affected the impression it made the tell annoyed off as a blank surface to prot

you know at the other day roxanne was a glowing eyes country subconsciously i think you listen to the person on the outside so you know when you have local bloggers and they do the exact same thing or maybe even better it's difficult. we're going to comprehend or believe it until maybe an italian drive or an american car comes and does it. take me back to yes. there is also. a really regressive means our entire population so let's reinforce the fact that you know he's reasonably admitting that our elites are not interested in challenging this really reprehensive. good way of thinking but rather looking to reinforce that. it's none of that seems to have got the message that pakistani bloggers moved except this kind of treatment. this year's meeting between the prime minister and social media influencers had a different look the bloggers were all pakistani. optical missteps aside the government says its tourism push is making an impact with the influencers and do work up cycled on to more traditional established platforms magazines like condé nast and forbes just looking at how quickly

a roxanne road. i want to assure you by saying that we are taking the necessary steps to make sure that controls are in place at every crossing closedham road will be in 14 days. >> prime trudeau (speaking french): [speaking french] >> please go ahead. >> good morning, in terms of working with the opposition and having to pass some of these steps through them, have you been in touch with the opposition leaders and do you have their assurance that they will cooperate with you to move quickly? rime minister trudeau: our house leaders have been working closely on both sides. they have been engaged with all party leaders in the house and the senate will step there is broad collaboration. there is broad openness to moving these measures quickly that will help canadians who needed. i am confident that this is a moment in which canadians of all parties will pull together to ensure canadians get the help they need. [speaking french] working withare their counterparts from the other parties to make sure that

roxanne on facebook asks does it really help to wear a mask and disposable gloves when shopping? i see a lot of that happening at costco. i have to say of all the raging debates this one is probably the most heated. >> this one is heated. it's because we're sending mixed messaging. here's the thing. if you do not have symptoms and you're not around anyone else or taking care of somebody who is exhibiting symptoms also, you don't need to wear a mask. now people always say, well, you know, we're hearing different signals about this. if you are coughing, wearing a mask may prevent from you could having elsewhere. pen on the front line, doctors, nurses, caretakers, they also need to wear a mask because they're going to prevent themselves from getting sick or getting somebody else sick. now gloves is going to come down to what an individual preference is. but remember, one positive benefit to wearing gloves or even like a cotton mass is being you might remind yourself not to touch your face or remind yourself that, hey, i need to watch out for my hands. guess what? six to ten feet, wa

her mother, roxanne swentzel is a ceramicist, as was her mother-- a tradition through time. >> i come from a long, long line of artists and creative people. and a long line. a i mean, as fyou can go back. >> reporter: not talking about ten or 20 year you're talking about hundreds. >> yeah, i'm talking about hundreds, possibly tusands. >> reporter: "continuity" and seeing "art" as part of daily lifesimpson's work is a contemporary take on the traditions of her santa clara tewa ancestors. and now, she'sart of a groundbreaking exhibition, the first of its kind dedicated to more than a thousand yrs of artistic achievements by native american women. put together by the minneapolis institute of arts, where we saw it, the exhibition is called" hearts of our people." co-curator, jill alberg yohe: >> this exhibition was really necessary in a non-native context because it had never been explored before. and that was stunning because something that is so clear in native communities was not at all addressed in the art world. >> reporter: on display: some 117 works of art from more than 50 native

on the lookout for roxanne to whales, and great white sharks. this is the bait for the lobster.er struck as sudden as an atlantic storm. their precious cats has lanced —— lost half of its volume. because of a virus a world away. a good one, but almost no one is buying. we can't sell the lobster we can't share it. what does that mean for you and your family? and struggling to pay my rent. to pay power, putting food on the table for the children. analogous because of the children. analogous because of the virus in china. all of this. in the virus in china. all of this. in the nearby harm or a handful of bigger boats, and load their catch. but it is hardly worth the effort. 90% of all south african lobsters are normally, had flown straight to china. overnight at boston market has shut down. leaving millions of lobsters stranded, and flights to beijing or hong kong postponed indefinitely. and whole and best —— industry adrift. they had become very serious. can industry to this? very few will be able to survive. if this continues much longer.m very few will be able to survive. if thi

going to be a period of consolidation the moment is in some ways well chosen thank you very much roxanne farm on from me on thank you pleasure to be here thank you. want to reason on the news now lebanon's prime minister is saying that his government will not make a debt payment of $1200000000.00 it was jus on monday i sunday says lebanon's currency reserves are dangerously low and people's basic needs must be prioritized saying the holder has more on this now from beirut. businesses are closing unemployment is rising inflation is soaring and the local currency depreciated by at least 50 percent and now for the 1st time in its history lebanon is defaulting on paying its debt 1200000000 dollars is due on monday the country is facing its worst economic crisis in decades prime minister has sandia who took office in january after massive protests toppled the previous government told the nation his administration will work on restructuring the debt which has become too much for the country to bear. going on without the sour hard currency reserves are at a critical record low as a result the r

roxanne saberi is in london with new information. we heard he has minor symptoms.ean and how serious is this? >> reporter: that's right. his office says that he has been displaying these minor symptoms, but otherwise he is in good health. we're told he was tested on monday after meeting the criteria for screening. he received the results last night confirming he has the virus. we're told he's in good spirits and not bedridden. in a statement, a spokesman for prince charles says he's been working from home throughout the last few days as usual. the prince's wife, camilla, the duchess of cornwall, was also tested but does not have the virus. both are over 70 years old. they're now self-isolating at a royal estate in scotland. the prince's spokesman says it's not possible to know how prince charles caught the virus. his last public engagements were two weeks ago. like many he's been seen making an effort to avoid shaking hands. we've been told he also had a number of private meetings and that the people he met have been informed of his illness. prince charles has spok

roxanne saberi is in london with new information. we heard he has minor symptoms.ean and how serious is this? >> reporter: that's right. his office says that he has been displaying these minor symptoms, but otherwise he is in good health. we're told he was tested on monday after meeting the criteria for screening. he received the results last night confirming he has the virus. we're told he's in good spirits and not bedridden. in a statement, a spokesman for prince charles says he's been working from home throughout the last few days as usual. the prince's wife, camilla, the duchess of cornwall, was also tested but does not have the virus. both are over 70 years old. they're now self-isolating at a royal estate in scotland. the prince's spokesman says it's not possible to know how prince charles caught the virus. his last public engagements were two weeks ago. like many he's been seen making an effort to avoid shaking hands. we've been told he also had a number of private meetings and that the people he met have been informed of his illness. prince charles has spok