this is prince turki bin bandar al—saud. very top of the saudi government. this is prince turki bin bandar al—saud. he was once a major in the saudi police force, with access to highly sensitive information. a bitter inheritance dispute with the family landed turki in prison. on his release he fled to paris where he lived in this apartment. injune 2012 he began posting videos on youtube in which he calls for reform in saudi arabia. i've spent months tracking down people in paris who knew turki. most are reluctant to speak, saying they fear retribution from the saudi government. but i've finally had a break. wael al khalif is a blogger and activist who was a friend of turki's. i searched the international media for news of turki. i found this article in a moroccan newspaper. it says turki was about to leave morocco for france when he was arrested and jailed. then, following a request from the saudi authorities, he was deported, with the approval of a moroccan court. if the article is accurate, it looks as if the moroccan auth

prince saud was the only royal to endorse the letters.days they to his twitter account fell silent. prince sultan bin turki was one of the grandsons of prince abdulaziz, the grandsons of prince abdulaziz, the founder of saudi arabia. he was abducted twice, the first time from geneva in 2003, after which he was placed under house arrest in saudi arabia. years later, he was allowed to leave saudi arabia for medical treatment in the united states. he contacted treatment in the united states. he co nta cted a treatment in the united states. he contacted a lawyer who placed a criminal complaint on his behalf to the swiss authorities. it belies any credibility that this was anything other than the abduction described by prince sultan. i interviewed some witnesses, collected some medical evidence, including a medical record from king faisal hospital, where he was admitted the next day, it in june 2003, which indicated he had aspirated and had been integrated in geneva, and was put on a medivac plane which for some reason was already waiting at t

what's going on on my street and looked and saud i couldn't see the rest of the street. to take a look at it and see what could have happened. >> reporter: we're showing you some video from last night where you just mentioned the national weather service confirmed there was a tornado that hit a tree fell on an rv. luckily ha couple inside was okay. this was right on the prince william and fauquier county line. residents say the wind shook their homes and knocked down a bunch of trees. today there was a lot of clean-up going on there as well as here on callie court. you can see they're just about done. the street should be opening up sometime very soon. >> big mess there, darcy spencer,hank t >>> back to that breaking news out of charlottesville tonight where we are getting new reaction interest organizers who planned for the march earlier in the week. they called themselves unite the right. they were there to protest after the city of charlottsville voted to remove the statue of robert several lee from emancipation park. >> charlottesville city government and police refu

operation into the house of saud schoolboy. later they said they had killed a taliban finds a. ten am sunday morning in moscow my name is kevin zero in this is the weekly here in r.t. all round up of the big stories of the last seven days and first in the week that was an emotional story about five children from southern russia who were stranded in iraq but have now been reunited with their families it's believed the youngsters were taken to iraq by their parents and then joined and left the film them in a baghdad orphanage where they were taken after the liberation of mosul we've also been helping to find their other relatives here in russia to among the five children or two sisters their names the d.j. and fatima what they went through is heartbreaking. i know never more devil. so it's. more than i could i said if i deserted. her so. much he'll be. damned paying the bill. just a little chink of light in so much misery over the years from there roslin might have trouble to dagestan the see how these two little girls now are adapting to life back home. tears of joy and relief t

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operation into the house of saud schoolboy they shot him dead later they said they had killed a taliban fighter. a.t.m. sunday morning here in moscow one named kevin zero in this is the weekly iran r.t.r. under the big stories of the last seven days first in the week that was an emotional story about five children from southern russia who were stranded in iraq and they've been reunited with their families now it's believed that the youngsters were taken to iraq by their parents who then joined i still see filled them in a baghdad often age where they've been taken out for the liberation of mosul we've also been trying to help find the other relatives here in russia among the five children and two sisters they called the d.j. and fatima and what they went through is heartbreaking. i know never my mortal. so it's. more than what i said i deserved. to say. i still. think that god put. out his wrist and i may of travel to dagestan that week see how the two girls are adapting one to life back home again. tears of joy and relief the very evidence that the plane carrying five children from ira

discrimination and the world they just did inside i want me for americans the idea of living under the house of saudmight seem like a fantastical concept something from another time but for you and for over three million people it's reality what is it like to grow up in the wahhabi kingdom unfortunately the government just extracting the oil from beneath the. houses and. giving nothing back to the people. there actually forcing the people to give up their farms their houses their lands. and taking to those lands and extracting oil from the underneath and leaving the people who don't come consolation i mean no one can say shopping exactly so room. it's not like they live. our life. most people who've got leave are poor and. they're being discriminated discriminated it went well on that one it went over to look for jobs they're not treated equally in western media in recent years when we hear about the middle east or talking about the middle middle east we're told saddam is a brutal dictator gadhafi is a brutal dictator and now it is a brutal dictator killing his own people why is so much attention fo

saudi arabia is in a different position though, because the house of saud draws some he yit whabi doctrine. so there should be pressure on saudi arabia as it goes through these reforms, as we are looking a at the rise of the new regime in saudi arabia under the crown prince, to start addressing the saudi arabia, that as a partner, presents with the united states. wish and not give them a blind pass for what they are doing it we need to apply equal pressure on it to change, as the saudis apply pressure on the qataris to change. ilon: just for ease of traffic, the back first and then move up here. >> i work in the private sector but have an interest in this subject. i came in late, so you might have discussed this. how do you make the argument to the country when we're in an environment with stretched resources, an environment where the country basically elected a president who campaigned on shutting off the border, specially people from that part of the country you are talking about, and they do not want to spend money on overseas efforts and want to focus resources on america it what is yo