still friends donald trump is willing to save america's polish ship with sandy arabia despite accepting that riyadh may have known about plans to kill dissident journalist jamal khashoggi back in october. a suicide bomb attack against religious gatherings on an islamic holiday in if leaving over fifty people dead in the country's capital. oh. protests over the french president's tax reforms on fuel leave one person and five hundred others injured including dozens of police officers. and flying high and for twenty years the international space station celebrates two decades of pioneering research we go behind the scenes and take a look at it since both in a bit and on a. it's an eleven o'clock am in moscow and you're watching all t. international live with me to do that you to welcome to the program. white house appears to have given sandy arabia the benefit of the doubt as washington acts to continue its partnership with the gulf state despite a statement saying riyadh could have been aware of a plan to brutally murder this jamal khashoggi he went missing after entering the saudi consul

crucial moment for president who was hoping to push the americans towards a tougher stance against sandy arabia guess the backdrop of the murder of the saudi journalist. turkey wants the international community to keep up the pressure against the saudis for the kingdom to come out and say who gave the order to kill. he has somehow dominated the agenda of some of the meetings specifically the meeting between presidents donald trump and. they said that they wanted the saudis . to give more details about what happened to the saudi journalist the democratic republic of congo is calling its a bowler outbreak the worst in its recorded history the health ministry says that since august nearly two hundred people have died in two northeastern provinces armed groups are also making it hard for health workers to bring help to patients at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rain caused flash flooding across jordan tourists were forced to run for high ground in petra kingdom's ancient city and one of its most popular destinations at least eleven people have been killed and thousands left homeless

crucial moment for president who was hoping to push the americans towards a tougher stance against sandy arabia against a backdrop of the murder of the saudi journalist. turkey wants the international community to keep up the pressure against the saudis for the kingdom to come out and say who gave the order to kill. he has somehow dominated the agenda of some of the meeting specifically the meeting between presidents donald trump and a man well they said that they wanted the saudis. to give more details about what happened to the saudi journalist the death toll from a far burning in northern california has doubled to at least twenty three two hundred thousand people have been forced to leave their homes because of destroyed one hundred fifty houses in los angeles county the coastal community of malibu has been evacuated at least twelve people have been killed in flash flooding caused by heavy rain across jordan tourists are being forced to run for high ground in petra the kingdom's ancient city and one of its most popular tourist destinations almost four thousand visitors in the area have been

it's a strong messages from us to the white house they will hold sandy arabia to account over its role in the war in yemen and the murder of journalists. the senate has voted to hold hearings next week on whether to end u.s. support for the sandy u.a.e. led war in yemen that despite strong opposition from the trump administration which sound the secretaries of state and defense to persuade senators to vote against the measure we have a lot to discuss with our guests in a moment but first a force from washington. this is pretty unprecedented one after the other u.s. senators came before reporters using pretty harsh language to describe saudi arabia and its crown prince we understand that saudi arabia is an ally. of sorts and a sometime port a country a despotic dishonest dictatorship it's time to send saudi arabia a message this after the u.s. secretaries of state and defense gave a classified briefing to senators they again tried to protect the crown prince i do believe i've read every piece of intelligence in the last few hours i think i read it all there is no direct report connectin

crucial moment for president who was hoping to push the americans towards a tougher stance against sandy arabiaagainst a backdrop of the murder of the saudi journalist. turkey wants the international community to keep up the pressure against the saudis for the kingdom to come out and say who gave the order to kill. he has somehow dominated the agenda of some of the meeting specifically the meeting between presidents donald trump and a man well they said that they wanted the saudis. to give more details about what happened to the saudi journalist the democratic republic of congo is calling its a boner outbreak the worst in its history the health ministry says that since august nearly two hundred people have died in two northeastern provinces armed groups are making it hard for health workers to bring help to patients at least twelve people have been killed as heavy rain caused flash flooding across jordan tourists are forced to run to higher ground in petra kingdom's ancient city and one of its most popular destinations. thousands of people are homeless in the u.s. state of california as wildfir

explains now why the turkish government is adamant about the need for an international pressure on sandy arabia to say exactly who gave the order to. turkey believe the saudis have been trying over the past few weeks to stall the investigation and turkey is concerned that our allies of saudi arabia particularly the u.s. and the could be unwilling to push for a tougher stance against the kingdom given their liquidity of weapons and business deals with the oil rich kingdom has an. atom are live for us in paris thanks hashem or joining me now from istanbul on skype is atlantic senior atlanta counsel a senior fellow matthew bryza also a former senior u.s. official covering it turkey thanks very much for being with us so. a turkish president clearly trying to apply more pressure on saudi arabia now with the release of these recordings and by extension the united states is he going to succeed. well it depends on. several factors it depends on and the extent to which the u.s. congress wants to keep pressure on president trusts and it depends on the success of president. in the years rick or with presi

it is most likely going to be a new phase of further a little pressure on sandy arabia by the turkish government look at the statements coming out today from istanbul and you have the justice minister saying that the saudis must extradite the eighteen suspects and that the only way with this should be tried is here in istanbul you have the deputy head of the arc party norman could turn or she's saying basically that saudi arabia will face also political repercussions gas a backdrop of the killing goes a model expressing concerns that the u.s. president donald trump could be paving the way for political cover up for the saudi crown prince mohammed bin selamat the turkish president as of a year ago and how today a phone call conversation with u.s. president donald trump of this spoke about the need to further consolidate political cooperation and i think the general sentiment among people in is that if the americans put extra pressure the saudis would absolutely have no other option but to evade further details about who gave the order to kill the and what happened exactly at the consul

crucial moment for president who was hoping to push the americans towards a tougher stance against sandi arabia guess the battle of the merger of the saudi journalist. turkey wants the international community to keep up the pressure against the saudis for the kingdom to come out and say who gave the order to kill so many in the case of democracy has somehow dominated the agenda of some of the meeting specifically the meeting between president still trump and human well michael they said that they wanted the saudis. to give more details about what happened to the saudi journalist the death toll from a fire burning in northern california has doubled to at least twenty three two hundred thousand people have been forced to leave their homes the coastal community of malibu has been evacuated. twelve people have been killed in flash flooding caused by heavy rain across georgia and tourists are being forced to run for higher ground patra the kingdom's ancient city and one of its most popular destinations almost four thousand visitors in the area have been moved to safety dozens of people have been inj

he said that he was told his phone was hacked by sandy arabia and that his contacts was copied his phone calls were is jaw and that he was concerned some of the phone conversations he had with jamal khashoggi and some players they had together to help activists is saudi arabia landed in the saudi intelligence of this could explain why the saudis were really desperate for more information from mobile phone or. ok thanks for the update. in istanbul always developments in the story on both small and big late in official we bring them all together on this page at al-jazeera dot com jamal khashoggi case all the latest updates this should be your first stop for keeping up to date with what remains a very important story all our on air and online. content is brought together at this page. now many of those who closely watch politics in the us have been calling twenty eighteen the year of the woman and looks like the midterm vote is shaping up to be election of women record numbers of female candidates are running looks like more females are voting than in previous elections many saying their vi

whole situation i mean the turkish government has been talking to the past about the need for sandy arabia to help them identify the whereabouts of the remains of. now they're talking more and more about the possibility of his body being destroyed we should mean is that perhaps in the future his family won't be able to deliver on the promise to be able to bury their father in the city of the same time that turkish government says it is taken this situation seriously and that it's all to be to go to force size the arabia to say who gave the order to kill jamal has to see the real ok president thank you very much let's not speak to my chair like he's a political news editor a daily newspaper in istanbul joining us live from there via skype so that is really the question that has just raised for the turkish government they want to know who gave the order to kill. a month actually more than a month after that killing in istanbul is the turkish government any closer on finding out. i think turkish government is doing its best to basically continued this investigation with its from a transparent

from the arab center for research and policy studies he says sandy arabia's foreign policy is failing because the crown princess transformed the kingdom's traditionally tactical diplomacy into a reckless mess some very interesting thoughts on there read them at al-jazeera dot com. now the case has drawn the spotlight once again on foreign policy agenda including the war in yemen a coalition led by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. is backing yemen's government against the rebels who control much of the country's north the u.n. envoy for yemen martin griffith has arrived in the capital sanaa just a few hours ago to meet who feel it is for political talks his first goal is to stop an old conflict in the port city of who data which is crucial for the entry of aid supplies visit comes as aid agencies warn of an urgent need to reach hundreds of thousands of severely malnourished children before it's too late the charity save the children says around eighty five thousand children under the age of five may have died from extreme hunger since the saudi u.a.e. coalition began its air campaign the u.

given the context this essentially means that the sandy regime is willing to kill officials to avoid anything happening to and b s now of course in saudi arabia which there's always a trending from their worldwide one that's been trending today is public prosecution that's been trending much of the day you can just see their son's arabia you can see that it's quite red there which means that there's been a lot of activity on social media coming out of them the hashtag is mainly to thank the government for its transparency of course it's in support of as well of the inevitable punishment that's the rhetoric there and that's a message that's being seen from pro saudi commentators like us and him no savior who has written here very honest transparent credible and unambiguous report by the saudi authorities regarding the individuals involved may be executed if found guilty will keep monitoring the reaction for you on social media as we always do but you can tweet me your comments so your thoughts on this story. it's. all right so i thank you very much ali ahmed is a saudi dissident he says the kingdom is trying to stage a cover up the well and tr