and so i want to start by asking you about this latest development where it is quoting the saudi press agency that the saudi king salmon as telephone jamal khashoggi son to convey his condolences we had similar sentiments from the saudi foreign minister today why now well i think that there are two reasons one is of course it fits in with the saudi government's position the king's position and the crown prince's position that they did not know anything about this and they think this is a horrible thing that has happened out with their authority you think causes it does identify in the public mind. jamal khashoggi is son who maybe later to be heard from because he may well be encouraged to take custody of the remains and have them buried very quickly in that way any autopsy any public examination of the body could be avoided which will negate finding information or evidence as to why he was killed or how he was killed rather and also the the horrors if they're already of the alleged dismemberment so i think there may well be part of the strategy to try and put a line under this thing and manag

disappearance of journalist jamal khashoggi donald trump is threatening severe consequences for the saudi press agency has rejected what it calls political pressure and baseless accusations of his murder and turkey ambassadors from the twenty seven member states have been summoned to a meeting in brussels to discuss breck's that the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. in march but they go she ations on a deal have been stalled for months and german chancellor angela merkel's allies in the station varia have suffered their worst a very chewed on election results since one thousand and fifty and there's concern that the outcome could widen divisions and merkel's federal coalition. to afghanistan now where a taliban attack in the west has left at least seventeen members of the security forces dead several others have been taken captive government are reported to have attacked seven security check posts and a far province on saturday night well that attack follows a bomb blast at an election rally which killed at least twenty two people on saturday thirty six others were wounded in the northeastern province of.

in the past few hours the official saudi press agency has reported that the kingdom rejects what it calls political pressure and baseless accusations in the jamal khashoggi case the saudi monarchy says it will retaliate if economic sanctions are threatened by other countries over the journalists disappearance remember u.s. president donald trump had already talked about severe punishment if the kingdom was found responsible for these death the saudi stock market fell sharply on reaction to that warning and also the u.s. treasury secretary of state minutes and said on friday that he still plans to attend but there is now some uncertainty about that let's check in with jim. outside the saudi consulate in istanbul these comments from the saudis that shows that they are absolutely digging in over this even well almost two weeks later. indeed i mean it seems that the saudi government is trying to portray itself as a strong and confident governments in response to as you mentioned that dip in the market we saw the trading opened earlier on sunday the how do you call me taking a bit of a hit the

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jamal khashoggi disappeared last tuesday after he visited the saudi consulate in istanbul the saudi press agency says. he was killed the the allegations that he was killed there a baseless. brett kavanaugh president trump supreme court pick has been sworn in after a contentious senate vote it follows thirty hours of intense debate for and against the candidate who was subjected to an f.b.i. investigation into sexual assaults a vacation made against him by three women. and voters are heading to the polls in cameroons presidential election president paul beer is seeking a seventh term in office after thirty six years in power the country's borders of being closed in the security forces have been deployed to prevent violence. i'm voting is underway in both herzegovina and elections that are being seen as a test of national unity. the country is ruled through a complex power sharing system involving three rotating presidents and two regional politics of this long ethnic nine's it's the legacy of a peace deal following a war in the one nine hundred ninety s. in which more than one hundred thousand pe

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according to the saudi press agency, he thanked him. one would expect those sorts of statements that we are hearing from the saudi press agency. he thanked them. one would expect that. dave. >> 20 days and this shifting explanation. nic robertson, thank you. >>> president trump speaking out against the saudi's shifting explanation for khashoggi's fate. saying in the interview with "the washington post" saying there is deception and lies. the president defended saudi arabia as an ally. he clung to the issue that the crown prince did not order the an assassination. he praised the crown prince with good control of the country. >> on capitol hill, lawmakers expressed deep skepticism. it called for severe repercussions. including several senators typically in the president's corner. >> i think the cover stories from the saudis is a mess. you don't bring a bone saw to a fist fight to a consulate in turkey. the saudis have said a bunch of crap which is not accurate or true. >> they lost all credibility as it relates to explaining what happened.

the saudi press agency reporting just moments ago, the saudis now acknowledge "washington post" writeramal khashoggi is dead. they claim he died in a fight in the consulate. 18 saudis detained. our foreign correspondent standing by with the breaking news. >>> also tonight, the scenes of chaos. authorities moving in, as thousands of migrants head toward the u.s. some arrested long before they get here. and president trump tonight, doubling down on his threat to use the military to shut down the u.s. border. >>> developing now from the justice department. charges just in, a russian effort to affect the midterms 18 days from now. >>> the scare in midair. a flight out of miami slams into severe turbulence, throwing passengers into the air. several injured. >>> the u.s. commander and the

prosecutors are now describing the killing of journalists as a premeditated crime the state run saudi press agency says investigators reached that conclusion after reviewing evidence from turkish officials on this view contradicts the government's initial statement that it was alive when he left the consulate in istanbul and their subsequent story that he was killed in a fistfight inside the consulate. and saudi led coalition air strikes killed at least twenty one civilians at an outdoor market near yemen's port city of data on wednesday this according to the united nations humanitarian aid agency the strategic red sea port has been a lifeline for international aid deliveries to this war ravaged country. this year's soccer off prize has been awarded to the ukrainian filmmaker oleic sense off the prize presented by the european parliament is considered one of the most prestigious human rights awards it honors groups or individuals for their fights for human rights or freedom of thought across the globe a vocal critic of the kremlin and fears opponents of moscow's adek sation of his native crimea al

the saudi press agency says the kingdom rejects what it calls political pressure and baseless accusations. the top negotiator says that the irish border is still holding off despite intense efforts. from twenty seven european union member states someone to a meeting in brussels. from the block and german chancellor angela merkel's allies in the stage of the various. regional election results fifty and this. federal politician. now children and the iraqi city of mosul have gone back to school more than a year after the city was reclaimed from eisel the group shut down and destroyed most schools but seized mosul and twenty fourteen as the home of the reports it's hoped that getting an education will help the children heal. this. by the time the complaint. most of the city was. and keen to see their children back in class canada this was made possible with the help of contributions from the well wishers within and outside iraq it is the result of the tireless efforts of iraqi women to portray to the world agony and devastation and most of. the classrooms are crowded on the children must shar

the saudi press agency reporting just moments ago, the saudis now acknowledge "washington post" writer jamal khashoggi is dead. they claim he died in a fight in the consulate. 18 saudis detained. our foreign correspondent standing by with the breaking news. >>> also tonight, the scenes of chaos. authorities moving in, as thousands of migrants head toward the u.s. some arrested long before they get here. and president trump tonight, doubling down on his threat to use the military to shut down the u.s. border. >>> developing now from the justice department. charges just in, in a russian effort to affect the midterms 18 days from now. >>> the scare in midair. a flight out of miami slams into severe turbulence, throwing passengers into the air. several injured. >>> the u.s. commander and the close call. tonight, we now learn he was forced to draw his weapon when a gunman opened fire moments after a meeting. >>> the boy speaking out to abc news. wrongly accused by a woman, in this surveillance, of groping her. she says she called the police. it was just his backpack. you'll hear from that b

>> reporter: we noah corresponding to the saudi press agency that his son thanked crown prince mohammed bin salman for the call. one wouldn't expect, a, the saudi press agency to say anything else, or in the circumstance that jamal khashoggi's son finds himself in, wouldn't expect him to say anything else either. his situation in saudi arabia has a lot of speculation around it, a lot of questions about his freedom to travel. but at the moment he is the principal member of the family in saudi arabia with the closest ties to his father. most of the rest of the family, close family, have left. and, of course, he like his friends would dearly, dearly like to know precisely what happened to his father. and he, like everyone else, will have to wait for the investigation, rosemary. >> understandably. and, nick robertson with the very latest from istanbul. appreciate that. >>> and in an interview with washington post, the u.s. president is offering conflicting news on the case. he said there's been deception and there's been lies, but he stopped short of blaming crown prince mohammed bin salman

you see that with the latest statement a tweet from the saudi embassy in the us after this you know very defiant statement from the press agency you have the. and on twitter thanking allies like the u.s. for taking you know for being measured on till the investigation is complete and never the less sense the saudi press agency statement we've had this joint statement from the u.k. from and germany why has it taken them so long do you think twelve days especially given if you compare it to the very quick reaction to the poisoning of say russian so they score polity of this year you know historically speaking when it comes to western reactions to crimes committed by various dictators a developing world. i would say europe has been even more cynical than the united states and its reactions its always put economic and geopolitical interests first humanitarian second. and so in a way i think they were still weighing their options that we're still hoping that that worst of it will pass and that there could continue business as usual because as we all know so the arabia does have a long arm as it were with investments and it does hav

the saudi press agency reporting just moments ago, the saudis now acknowledge "washington post" writers dead. they claim he died in a fight in the consulate. 18 saudis detained. our foreign correspondent standing by with the breaking news. >>> also tonight, the scenes of chaos. authorities moving in, as thousands of migrants head toward the u.s. some arrested long before they get here. and president trump tonight, doubling down on his threat to use the military to shut down the u.s. border. >>> developing now from the justice department. charges just in, in a russian effort to affect the midterms 18 days from now. >>> the scare in midair. a flight out of miami slams into severe turbulence, throwing passengers into the air. several injured. >>> the u.s. command

istanbul chel stratford and just a line coming in from the reuters news agency quoting the saudi press agency saying that the saudi king called journalist. son salah to express condolences so this essentially echoes some of the sentiments we were hearing earlier on today when the foreign minister idol of bear gave an interview to fox news he too conveying his condolences to the family of jamal khashoggi and here the saudi king doing the same thing will bring you more details on that as it comes in to us turning now to the investigation what's been revealed that so far jamal khashoggi and to the consulate in istanbul on october second he was killed within seven minutes is body dismembered in fifteen minutes investigators were finally allowed into the consulate almost two weeks after she went missing they were able to isolate exactly where the murder happened and were traces of blood found suggesting a violent death or the mutilation of his body turkish sources say his hit is hit squad contacted the private secretary of the crown prince mohammed bin salman in saudi arabia four times during the

political analyst in london and let me read you just a couple of things which of come down from the saudi press agency in the last couple of moments saudi arabia rejects threats it says off to trump's comments on jamal khashoggi it says the saudi economy is vital and influential for the global economy and that it will spawn to any measures with a bigger measure i mean it just all adds up to two weeks of defiance and now as well going on the attack as well and you wonder how long this can keep up. certainly it's been keeping up for a number of years number of decades in fact. you know so the arabia does hold. more oil reserves than any other country in the world it does have a very. you know big wealth fund worth hundreds of billions of dollars and certainly a lot of cash in the hands of one or two people able to spend it right there at the center and that's what the explains why the likes of the three secretary in here in britain and secretary of treasury him you can oust mission are still going to riyadh in the end of october despite all what we know now not just of course about . canada and qatar an

completely different tone from the saudi embassy where you are mike to what was said by the saudi press agency in the kingdom itself ah the saudis in damage control here. well it would appear they are attempting to dampen down the tension as you said that was a ferocious so message issued via the saudi news agency overnight in which it said that there would be retaliation global retaliation by saudi arabia should sanctions be exercised against it by other countries now we have this tweet from the saudi embassy here in the u.s. thanking the u.s. and others for not jumping to conclusions at his port certainly the relationship between the u.s. and saudi arabia immensely fraught we heard earlier president trump threatening punishment should be proven complicit in the disappearance of jamal khashoggi this situation then followed by the saudi response so clearly a deterioration in relations but for president trump a complicated situation deeply complicated on the one hand he says he does not want to fly economic sanctions insisting he says that the u.s. would suffer more than saudi arabia should tha

we saw a picture from the saudi press agency of secretary meeting with the crown prince. he is not attending the davos in the desert investment conference that has been organized by the crown prince. instead, he is attending a separate terrorism conference. so they are trying to maintain a certain distance from the crown prince. having a picture of the treasury secretary of the united states with the crown prince published online doesn't send the right message. here in ankara, the turkish capital, we are expecting the president recep tayyip erdogan to begin speaking in a half hour. he has already said that he is going to present in his words the naked truth about what happened. he said that nothing about this incident, the killing of jamal khashoggi, will remain hidden. of course, what everybody wants to know is what is in if they exist these audio recordings that turkish official sources who remained anonymous who insist "the washington post" journalist on october 2nd after 1:00 p.m. local time was tortured, murdered and dismembered. what we heard is the saudis have ackn

he did appear in a picture published in the saudi press agency with crown prince muhammad bin salman which indicates that despite president trump's growing frustration with the so-called saudi investigation, they have enough confidence to allow him to be photographed with the crown prince that many people believe was behind and the man who ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi. >> and there now is president erdogan. once we receive the translation of what he is telling parliament, we will bring you that. gina haspel being there could be the game changer. no window dressing from gina haspel. >> we will have ben wedeman listen in. >>> breaking overnight. the search is on for the gunman who shot and killed a student on the university of utah campus. shots were reported and a woman's body found in a vehicle. police believe she had a previous relationship with 37-year-old melvin roland. police do not believe they are dealing with an active threat. >>> you have to believe tonight is the night. the megamillions jackpot is $1.6 billion. that is, of course, a record. if you want the cash up fr

the saudi press agency statement reads in part on the dismissals, these corrective measures are enough to stop this grave mistake from happening in the future. what do you make of that statement and their story? >> well, i think that they are quite unbelievable. i don't think anyone outside saudi arabia believes it. i don't even think president trump believes it. he is trying to be careful because saudi arabia is very important to him and his campaign against iran and oil. but this is nonsense. i mean, it is clearly nonsense. my guess is that mohammad bin salman wanted to show that they were arrested and that this was a rendition that went wrong, much as nic robertson has reported that general assiri had succeeded a general who tried a rendition in china that went wrong. it was clumsy, it was badly done. the saudis should just come forward and say what happened. but the risk is that mohammad bin salman himself would be replaced by the king, which has happened before. and it is not just this problem. he is very unpopular with the rest of the royal family. and the war in yemen which is h

the saudi press agency says discussions with khashoggi did not go as required, claiming there was a quarrel some of the suspects and jamal khashoggi. it led to his death and their attempt to conceal and cover what happened. 18 saudis are in custody. five top intelligence officials have been fired, including this man, a top intel official and close adviser to the crown prince. president trump says this is a good first step, adding what happened to khashoggi was unacceptable, but still supporting the lucrative arms deal with saudi arabia. >> i would prefer we don't use as retribution cancelling $110 billion worth of work, which means 600,000 jobs. >> reporter: some republican and democratic lawmakers are not convinced by the saudi kingdom's explanation. >> you know that old expression, some people bring a gun to a knife fight? you don't bring bone saws to fights. >> reporter: lindsey graham tweeting, to say i'm skeptical of the new saudi narrative about mr. khashoggi is an understatement. a statement from the ceo of the "washington post" saying, this is not an explanation. this is a coverup.

interior minister, the first person to have put his name to a statement coming through the saudi press agency -- and that is prince abdullah aziz bin saud, he's coated by the agency as saying the minister of the interior affirmed the kingdom of saudi arabia's condemnation and denunciation of the false accusations circulated in some media on the saudi government and people against the background of the disappearance of the saudi citizen, jamal khashoggi. he also stressed that what has been circulating about orders to kill him are lies and baseless allegations against the government of the kingdom. now, if that is the saudi position, and it has not wavered one jot, then that set up a major problem for them if and only if the allegations that are being leaked out unofficially in turkey prove to be true or true in part. in other words, they don't have what in diplomacy is most useful, which is an element of doubt, which would allow them to reverse out of their official position that they had no role whatsoever in this murder or disappearance and suggest some other form of narrative. so that ultim

visited the consulate last tuesday now that was the very day that the shuggie went missing the saudi press agency has released a statement from an unnamed official at the consulate denying reports that g. was killed there calling the ag allegations baseless so let's have a look back now at the circumstances surrounding the journalist disappearance jamal . was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul at around one pm on tuesday he wanted to sign off on some paperwork in order to marry his turkish fiance who waited outside the building there she told al-jazeera that an official said to her at the end of the day that he was in the building anymore and then on friday turkey's foreign ministry summoned saudi arabia's ambassador to ankara over the matter and later on that same day crown prince mohammed bin sound man said saudi authorities would allow turkey to search the consulate saudi arabia invited a group of journalists into the istanbul mission on saturday in an effort to show that she was not on the premises jamal shai al is our correspondent he's following this story for us he's joinin

interior, a very senior member as you might imagine of the royal family, he is quoted by the saudi press agency, and i'll just read it to you, because it's really striking how completely unequivocal it is. he is quoted as saying the minister of interior affirmed the kingdom of saudi arabia's condemnation and denunciation of the false accusations circulated in some media on the saudi government and people against the background of the disappearance of the saudi citizen jamal khashoggi. he also stressed that what has been circulating about orders to kill him are lies and baseless allegations against the government the kingdom. now, that has been echoed by saudi arabia's allies, united arab emeralds and columnists here suggested this is a knee fairious plot cooked up because of besmirching the reputation of saudi arabia. the other thing here is being so adamantly so unequivocal in every aspect of denying this story, it leaves no wriggle room to diplomatically reverse out of it, to come up with a slightly alternative narrative that would allow for a climb down perhaps on both sides. they're absolut

we heard in a statement from the saudi attorney general via the saudi press agency that it's an act ofintention. they don't call it a murder. that is yet again a different version of what happened in this consulate behind me. what is happening behind me right now is a demonstration by a group called the friends of jamal khashoggi's association. that's organized by the association of turkish arab journalists. still a lot of questions, kate. no answers. >> absolutely. ben, thank you so much. haskell briefing the president today. >> the the nationwide search for a serial bomber. that's next. if you're on medicare, remember the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your medicare coverage... begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare to learn about... a plan that could give you the benefits you're looking for. it's the aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. what makes it complete? it can combine medicare parts a and b, which is your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simpl

>> reporter: well, we now know from none other than the saudi press agency, wolf, that what the futurece, mohammad bin salman, is, and that is to head up -- i say again, to head up the investigative committee that will include the interior minister and the foreign minister among others that will be looking into and investigating what occurred in this consulate. he is going to be investigating the very people who have been arrested who come from very close to his own entourage, notely saad al-qahtani, his chief media adviser, the deputy head of general intelligence, and others, body guards, too. so he is being put in charge of the investigation into the murder of "the washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. wolf. >> because 18 saudi nationals have now been detained, they've been arrested, they're being held right now, but two very high-ranking saudi officials, general ahmed al aserie and saadal qahtani, both close to the crown prince, mbs mickelson, they have been relieved of their responsibility. does anybody believe they would have been involved in an operation like this, to go a

the saudi press agency reports that the general prosecutor in that country has issued a carefully worded statement, the saudi prosecutor. it says that, quote, the discussions which occurred between mr. khashoggi and the persons who met him while he was present at the kingdom's consulate in istanbul led to a quarrel and fighting by hand with the citizen jamal khashoggi whiched throw his death. this comes after mounting evidence emerged over the last several weeks to implicate saudi arabia in khashoggi's disappearance. now 18 saudis are reportedly being held as suspects in the death. joining me right now is nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel, josh lederman of nbc news and eli stoke. s who covers the white house for the los angeles times and jackie speier who sits on the house intelligence committee. richard engel, everybody who has ever followed a detective story, especially a murder story know there's is such a thing as the corpus deelecti. where is the body? is this body is hacked up with the help of that surgery tool, then there isn't going to be a body somewhere. so how ar

here is their story via the official saudi press agency. the prime mare investigation indicated discussions which occurred between him, that would be khashoggi, and the persons who met him while he was present at the kingdom's consulate led to a quarrel and fighting, which led to his death. they were saying it was an accident, result of a quarrel that got out of hand. that's what the saudis want you to believe. the turkish officials say they have evidence, much of it confirmed by other journalists, that 15 saudi agents flew into istanbul on october 2nd, assassinated mr. khashoggi, dismembered his body with a bone saw they brought for that purpose, and flew out the same day. one of those agents is a forensic doctor who specializes in autopsies. it doesn't say what has happened to the body of jamal khashoggi. tonight as we mourn the death of a "washington post" journalist at the hands of a government that wanted to silence him, donald trump is currently in arizona preparing for another maga rally like the one he held last night in montana, in

describing the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi as a premeditated crime the state run saudi press agency says investigators reached that conclusion after reviewing evidence from. this view contradicts the government's initial statement that mr bush up she was alive when he left the consulate in istanbul and the subsequent story that he was killed in a fistfight inside the building. a saudi led the coalition air strike killed the nineteen civilians is an outdoor market near yemen's port city of data on wednesday this according to yemeni officials the strategic red sea ports has been a lifeline for international aid deliveries to the war torn country. the large scale massacre right down depression of the hinge of muslims five million miles military is still going on according to a un investigators who are calling on the security council to take action minimize ambassador says the military is not committing genocide but carrying out the just metal counter terrorist measures. super typhoon utor knocked out power supplies and down for mines in u.s. territories in the western pacific overnight

the saudi press agency reports that the general prosecutor in that country has issued a carefully worded

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the saudi press agency has also said 18 saudi nationals have now been detained for investigation. (vicki) also developing tonight..immigration is taking center stage heading into the midterm elections... a caravan of thousands of honduran migrants is heading toward the u-s....and the president is threatening to stop them and shut down the border. washington correspondent alexandra limon reports humanitarian groups say preventing the migrants from seeking asylum, would be illegal. trt 1:29secretary of state mike pompeo went to mexico to meet with officials.they discussed the caravan of four thousand migrants traveling to the united states.mike pompeo / secretary of statewe are quickly reaching a point which appears to be a moment of crisis, record numbers of migrantsthe hondurans are fleeing because they fear for their lives and many say there is no work in their country. president trump threatened on twitter to stop aid to central american countries and asked mexico to stop the migrants mexico asked the united nations to set up a migrant

the saudi state press agency has announced that he's been fired as an advisor to the world court but his title remains chairman of the saudi federation for cybersecurity programming and drones the forty year old has a reputation for cracking down on saudis who post online criticism of the kingdom particularly the crown prince he tweeted last year that he wouldn't do anything without the crown prince as approval. was reportedly involved in the interrogation of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri as well as the detention of hundreds of prominent saudis accused of corruption last yeah i speak now to saudi dissident. in london good to have you with us first what she your knowledge of solid alcohol me. you know very much is a secondary figure and not the very qualified man people call him the coffee maker you have to be you paul and covers for the princes maybe this is just a joke anyway isn't it might have been a good qualification except to be very close very very very close to be so much b.s. so based on the you who go to gore went through the angst and became the head of the head of t

despite the controversy and pressure to penalize saudi, this photo released by the saudi press agencyhows treasury secretary steve mnuchin meeting with the saudi crown prince. according to state news, discussing the strategic partnership with america. the president and his son-in-law jared kushner who has a close relationship with saudi's crown prince, both speaking out saying they want more information, but also saying they don't want to walk away from a key ally. >> we're obviously getting as many facts as we can from the different places, and then we'll determine which facts are credible, and i'll also say that we have to be able to work with our allies. >> i am not satisfied with what i've heard. i don't want to lose all of that investment that's being made in our country. i don't want to lose the million jobs. >> reporter: so, strong charges yes, but still no hard evidence share with the press or the public. president erdogan spoke of those ongoing investigations with others, and we know that gina haspel, the director of the cia, landed here in turkey this morning. abc news learn

these new lines from the saudi official press agency. well it seems that the saudi leadership is doubling down in trench and get self in a position trying to find some sort of. strength in what appears to be a very weak position it finds itself in after several countries including the united states have become a bit more convinced that the saudi authorities were behind if not for the killing of german officials here but most certainly the forced disappearance of jamal khashoggi now there was a drop in the saudi markets we saw reports of up to seven percent drop over the past or since trading opened earlier on sunday people are wondering whether that's linked to this continuous domino effect that's happened with people pulling out from this upcoming future investment conference that you mentioned come out whether it is as a response to what donald trump said in that sixty minutes interview where he said you know there would be severe punishment to quote the u.s. presidents but obviously the saudis are coming under a lot of pressure and it

conjecture whether they might somehow jamai-- the kingdom affirms, this is saudi arabia statement through their state press agencyspa. they are saying the kingdom affirms if any actions are taken against the kim dokingdom it wi to greater actions and a direct reaction to president trump saying things are as bad as he thinks they are after he got to the bottom of it, then there will be strong actions. this is the tif language we have seen from saudi arabia in the past when it feels it is being criticized and how we saw them dealing with canada recently when canadian officials criticized saudi arabia for its human rights recent track record. this does seem to be, rather than talking about the death of jamal khashoggi, this does seem to be a strong pushback from saudi officials and this would not be released if it wasn't coming with the sanction of the crown prince and the king. what the message goes on to say, further, is in essence that saudi arabia is very important globally for the global economy, that they are very important on fighting counterterrorism and very important as the lead muslim nation, the home of

saudi's were involved. travel the stakes are high and there has been a threat of retaliation with the press agency releasing a statement saying that saudi arabia, quote, will respond with greater action. turkey and saudi arabia agreed to conduct a joint inspection of the facility following international concerns for the well-being of jamal khashoggi. mike pompeo goes to riata and a member of the president's cabinet, steve mnuchin is expected to attend the saudi conference on terrorist financing this week. benjamin hall, ktvu. spell it a double trump administration proposal to limit protest at the white house and at the national mall is being met with resistance from civil rights groups. the national park service is considering proposals to change how it deals with protesting in washington d.c. including the number of demonstrators allowed together without a permit and where they can protest and if they should be required to reimburse the agency for the security that it provides. the aclu says the proposals violate first amendment rights and nearly 50,000 people signed a petition, opposing the restrictions.

think we have to be careful here peter certainly according to the statement was released the saudi press agencyd.s.p. a statement said to the public prosecution had received information from the turkish side through the joint working. and saudi team that indicates that suspects in the incidents had committed see the act wheats pre made its eighty eight intention it's safe to say that this is the first time that there has been any indication from the saudi side that this may have been made it's eighty eight. which of course indicates mud. but of course we have heard from the side now for a number of days that certainly according to the president or to want in the speech to his policy members will choose day he said to the side of the investigation again had he indicated that the savage act was indeed but. all indications suggest once again it seems as if the saudis are face saving would be too strong a word but also certainly moving in the direction of the language that the turks now have been using full a number of days. let's not forget that the saudis have changed the narrative time and time

recordings show saudi officials used a bone saw to dismember khashoggi's body, but erdogan made no mention of any recordings of the killing. in the wake of khashoggi's murder, agence france presse is reporting that exiled critics of saudi arabia have shared stories of apparent saudi attempts to lure them to their local embassies, where they feared they might be kidnapped or killed. meanwhile in riyadh, treasury secretary steven mnuchin met with saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman monday despite international outcry over khashoggi's murder. mnuchin's trip came as the trump administration sent cia director gina haspel toto istanbul. in more news from riyadh, hackers briefly took over the official website for saudi arabia's future investment initiative, also known as davos in the desert, as organizers prepared to host the high profile event amid international outcry over jamal khashoggi's murder. the hackers posted a doctored image of khashoggi wearing an orange jumpsuit, with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman standing behind him holding a bloody sword. bin salman has the letters isis written on his clothing. this month, the heads of the world bank and imf joined

stories making news around the world saudi prosecutors are describing the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi as a premeditated crime the state run sorry press agency says infested gates has reached that conclusion after reviewing evidence provided by turkish officials the revelations contradict the government's initial statement which claimed that he was killed in a fistfight while inside the culture less. the large scale massacres rape and oppression of ranger muslims by mid march military is still going on according to un investigators who are calling the security council to take action on bassett just as the country's not committing genocide but carrying out what it says are legitimate counter terrorist missions. aside you led coalition air strike has killed nineteen civilians as an outdoor market in the yemen's port city of data this happened yesterday according to yemeni officials the strategic red sea port has been a lifeline for international aid deliveries to the war torn country. ukrainian filmmaker sense office won this year's prize the prize awarded by the european parliament is considered one of the most prestigious human rights awards

europe and everywhere else, government people, press people and non-government agencies, business people, all across the society the lure of doing business with saudid many other rich, arab countries is so strong it hides any concerns people may want to have about human rights, democracy, freedom, dignity, equality, et cetera. the really lemm ma is that the khashoggi case accentuates a deeper, older and wider problem across the entire arab region and it's in other countries, too. iran, turkey, with denials of rights of the people living in their countries but the really le dilemma is the denial of rights of citizens is pervasive and the problem caused by government policies and in the arab world and these arab governments are deeply and consistently supported by the u.s. and other foreign countries. so that link is very hard to break. occasionally you will get the arab governments being asked by the united states or europeans to do this or to do that but not much f. you look at egypt, egypt is the worst case. 30,000, 40,000 people in jail. places like bahrain. syria, iraq. all over the region you have massive human rights abuses and journalists are

to a stumble press to get the death of jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate took use president says he will reveal the details of his country's inquiry later on tuesday . reuters news agency reports saudi crown prince mohammed bin sandman's top aide to orchestrate the killing of jamal khashoggi according to the reports. ordered the killing after being beamed into a room of the saudi consulate on skype where the old insults of the journalist. and pressure continues to mount on the kingdom from leaders around the world germany and cound say they're prepared to hold. u.k. and indonesia are also calling for a transparent and follow investigation. president don't trump has thrown his support behind an old rival in texas ahead of the u.s. midterm elections sen ted cruz ran for president in two thousand and sixteen but lost his policies nomination to trump the two once called the child the law is now united in the effort to vent democrats from taking control of congress either joe castro has more from houston. it says it donald trump's large defeat in the texas republican primary election two years ago never happened most republicans here now apparently love him he's going to br

press says two more practices were addressed to former vice president joe biden. this comes after bombs were homes ofd at the president obama and clinton, and the cnn offices. according to the official saudi news agency, turkey's investigators have given saudi prosecutors information that suggests the suspect's plans to kill could show be -- to kill khashoggi. the u.s. reportedly has a nonnegotiable demand when it comes to the trade war with china. according to the wall street journal, the trump administration not resume talks unless china presents a firm proposal to address u.s. complaints about forced technology transfers. the deadlock could undermine next month's meeting between president trump and she should paying at the g20 summit in buenos aires. xi jinping at the g20 summit in buenos aires. investors are desperate to hear what the negotiations will deliver. negotiations are deadlocked over the irish border at the u.k.. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz, this is bloomberg. vonnie? vonnie: kaylee, thank you. in the our coming up, the ceo of southwest airlines joins us, and eur

a premeditated crime the state run saudi press agency says investigators came to the conclusion after reviewing evidence provided by turkish officials the revelations contradict the government's initial statement which claimed she was killed in a fistfight inside the consulate. a saudi led coalition air strike killed one thousand nine hundred billions at an outdoor market near yemen's port city of ho data on wednesday this according to yemeni officials the strategic red sea port has been a lifeline for international aid deliveries to the war torn country. ukrainian filmmaker all legs and soft has won this year's second rough prize awarded by the european parliament it honors groups or individuals who fight for human rights the kremlin critic previously staged a one hundred forty five day hunger strike in protest at russia's human rights record sense of was sentenced to twenty years in prison following russia's annexation of crimea. ten devices multiple targets two of those former u.s. presidents intelligence services say the suspicious packages sent to high profile critics of presiden