now a senior official tells reuters that one of these men first arrived in turkey days after case shoji is murder the second soon arrived sources tell us that the men may have been here collecting information about arab dissidents since the arab spring in two thousand and eleven many have sought exile here in turkey another prevailing theory is that the operatives presence here in turkey may have a direct link to the shoji murder the u.a.e. is a very close ally of saudi arabia and the country faced international condemnation after his show g.'s murder sources say with turkey's relationship. with saudi arabia and egypt strange that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of collecting intelligence here in turkey the two men are expected to face political military and international espionage charges here's what we've got ahead for you on this news hour. stepping up the precious sudanese protesters have their own plan for taking over the country a month after the massacre mollies entire government resigns accused of failing to protect citizens and sport a bad day for the

intended to isolate the country the men also allegedly contacted a suspect in the gym out because shoji case he was the saudi and washington post columnist murdered inside the saudi consulate last october and the thought is is that one of these people according to a senior official speaking to reuters one of these people arrived days after the show g.'s murder the second soon followed to quote help with the workload now sources tell al-jazeera that the men may have been here collecting information or intelligence about arab dissidents since the arab spring in two thousand and eleven many have sought exile here in turkey but the other prevailing theory is that the men's presence here in turkey has a direct link to the gym out case the u.a.e. is a close ally of. saudi arabia and saudi arabia face international condemnation after the murder of his show g sources say that with turkey's relations strained with saudi arabia and egypt the u.a.e. may have been attempting to open up a new avenue of intelligence gathering now what we do know is that these men are expected to be charged in the com

kate's shoji was the saudi and washington post columnist murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul last october now a senior official tells reuters that one of these men first arrived in turkey days after chris showed g.'s murder the second soon arrived sources tell us that the men may have been here collecting information about arab dissidents since the arab spring in two thousand and eleven many have sought exile here in turkey another prevailing theory is that the operatives presence here in turkey may have a direct link to the shoji murder the u.a.e. is a very close ally of saudi arabia and the country faced international condemnation after show g.'s murder sources say with turkey's relationship with saudi arabia and egypt strained that perhaps the u.a.e. was attempting to open up a new avenue of collecting intelligence here in turkey the two men are expected to face political military and international espionage charges now the funeral for peru's former. president alan garcia is taking place two days after he took his own life hundreds of supporters great to go see his casket

can be intoxicated or even a year since the gruesome murder of washington post journalist jamal has shoji and the worldwide condemnation over a saudi official suspected role in it but it seems enough money can sway anything throughout last week who's who of the financial elite hunkered down together at a saudi financial summit i find it's a very important interesting place for us to build a relationship the transformation of the region has been quite amazing the list of speakers and those in attendance was impressive top dogs from banks including h.s.b.c. morgan stanley j.p. morgan chase sausage the asian now former e.u. prime ministers the v i p real deal now juxtapose that with the conference the saudis held in october dubbed davos in the desert at was talk sic c.e.o.'s investors made their excuses left and right and center but not for long because the u. resistible smell of money soon returned the factors issues in the press does not tell me i must run away from a place ironic given that he said that at the ritz hotel in riyadh where eighteen months ago dozens of saudi dissidents and w

avoid crashing out of europe without a new and the family of the murdered saudi journalist ramallah shoji has reportedly received millions of dollars in compensation from the king. in a week from now israelis will be electing their next government fourteen political parties are competing for one hundred twenty seats prime minister benjamin netanyahu of the right wing likud party is seeking a fifth term in office he is the first sitting prime minister due to be indicted on corruption charges he has continued to expand the israeli settlements and no progress has been made towards establishing a palestinian state that now its biggest challenges are from the so-called blue and white coalition led by people which include former military chief benny gantz who led israeli forces during the gaza war in two thousand and fourteen and the centrist candidate yet harry forsett reports now from west jerusalem on the battle for power. which of these men do israelis want as their prime minister for all the myriad parties and themes to loomed over this campaign the real fight remains benjamin netanyahu ve

six months after the killing of journalist jamal has shoji reports say the saudi government paid his family millions of dollars in compensation. and far as smile have all the day's sport including i'm ashamed that here in europe not the weekend goes by without of these commuter tory acts big plays on the. head of football's european governing body speaks out against recent incidents of racism. the heads of all jiri as army is calling on president of the us these words if we could to immediately step down. losses article one o two of the constitution should be triggered it says the president can be removed if he is unfit for office there were months a bit of said he will step in at the end of the month hundreds of thousands of people happy in protesting against the eighty two year old since february matheson has more. these pictures apparently show a meeting between president both of his predecessor i mean zero while an army general close to beautifully because brother in a statement says he's been asked to stand in as temporary leader until a new president is elected after beautifull

can be intoxicated or even a year since the gruesome murder of washington post journalist jamal has shoji and the worldwide condemnation over a saudi official suspected role in it but it seems enough money can sway anything throughout last week who's who of the financial elite hunkered down together at a saudi financial summit i find it's a very important interesting place for us to build a relationship the transformation of the region has been quite amazing the list of speakers and those in attendance was impressive top dogs from banks including h.s.b.c. morgan stanley j.p. morgan chase sausage the asian our former e.u. prime ministers the vi p. real deal now juxtapose that with the conference the saudis held in october dubbed davos in the desert at was talk sic c.e.o.'s investors made their excuses left and right and center but not for long because the you resistible smell of money soon returned the factors issues in the press does not tell me i must run away from a place ironic given that he said that at the ritz hotel in riyadh where eighteen months ago dozens of saudi dissidents and

bin solomon to cut ties with a close advisor allegedly linked to the murder of the journalist jamal shoji in istanbul on october the second about aids and he has recently been sanctioned by the u.s. for his alleged role in the killings. at least five civilians have been killed during fighting on the outskirts of the libyan capital rockets and shells fired by forces loyal to the wall or telephone have to hit a residential area west of tripoli where than fifty people have been killed in fighting over the past week thousands more have been displaced. an earthquake measuring six point eight struck east of the island of silly way see in indonesia some residents in central sulawesi have been advised to move to higher ground a tsunami alert was issued but was later withdrawn so far there haven't been any reports of any damage. at least twenty people have been killed by a bomb blast in the southwest of pakistan it happened at a market in the city of quechua police say most of the victims was shia muslims those are your headlines up next it's radicalized youth more news on this channel a little la

case you'll recall that saudi and washington post columnist your malka shoji was murdered inside the saudi consulate here in istanbul last october something that raise international condemnation around the world a senior official tells reuters that one of these operatives arrived days after murder and then on the heels of that first operatives arrivals came a second man to poach help with the workload a source tells all jazeera that the operatives may also have been here to spy on arab dissidents since the arab spring in two thousand and eleven. and turkey has become a safe haven if you will mini arab dissidents are now living here in exile another prevailing theory though peter is that perhaps these operatives were here as part of the jamal khashoggi investigation the u.a.e. is a close ally of saudi arabia and as i mentioned face international outrage after quiz show geez murder now sources also say that with turkey's relationship with saudi arabia and egypt freighting that perhaps these operatives were here sent by the u.a.e. as part of a new avenue to open up intelligence gatherin

six months after the killing of journalist jim after shoji reports say the saudi government paid hisfamily millions of dollars in compensation.

repeatedly said that it can also and will not be reopened the family of murdered saudi journalist shoji has reportedly received millions of dollars worth of compensation from the kingdom the us newspaper the washington post says the relatives have been given expensive homes in saudi arabia as well as large monthly payments the article also says that a show g.'s two sons and two daughters may soon get payouts worth tens of millions of dollars each as so-called blood money campaigning is intensifying for the forthcoming election in israel in a week israelis will decide whether to grant benjamin netanyahu a fifth term as prime minister is the first sitting prime minister due to be indicted on corruption charges that announced biggest challengers a from the so-called blue and white coalition. more news in half an hour the street mistakes a. minute. who is right and we. are and. the stream. feeling anything yet you are going to need a pair of really good headphones for today show for me ok today we are diving into the world of autonomous sensory meridian response or a s m r now the term is u

john mile high shoji sent shockwaves across the world another case of the journalists being targeted. or full by reporters without borders highlights the growth of anti media talk on so called populist. more accurately far right parties and movements across europe. it's bad news for journalists accordrding to thee ngogo repors without borders globally joururnalism is becoming a m moe dangererous profession.. in itsts twenty nineteenen world presess freedom indexex o only f a hundred and eighty coununtries andd tererritories of cost is g. meetingg janice c complex s safy seen here inn yellow the ororganization's secretary genel has called for change. holding the cycle of fear and intimidation as a matter of thee utmost urgency for all people of good will value the freedoms a quiet in the course of history. the gruesome murder of the saudi economist email has showed g. in istanbul sent shockwaves around the world last octoberer. lawrence vececchia i investigate journalists young koosh yet. and his fiance marching because near over were killed in february. twenty eighteen with the rise o

sons and two daughters may soon get payouts with tens of millions of dollars in so-called blood money shoji killed six months ago after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. almost two days after severe storms swept a path of destruction across southern nepal rescue and recovery crews have yet to reach some remote areas these thirty one people are confirmed dead hundreds more range would be mistress there has a report now from posset district in the polls. telephone polls snapped like toothpicks collapsed homes vehicles overturned sunday night's storm left a trail of destruction in the parser districts of southern. as well as the dead and injured government ministers say at least one hundred thousand the pallies are affected. the doctor in charge of this hospital and garces says he's lucky to have survived my be here for most i was on the ruler and the bus in front of me flipped i had to do c.p.r. on people on the road as many people here have paid in juice and many have broken their arms and legs doctors here have been working around the clock and patients who sustained more serious in

and two daughters may soon get payouts worth tens of millions of dollars each so-called blood money shoji was killed six months ago after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul giorgio farrow is chief executive of gulf state analytics a geopolitical risk consultancy firm he explains why knowledge of our social g.'s children are spoken out since their father was killed. i think it's pretty clear that the saudi state wants to use its financial resources in order to give the children strong incentive to not criticize the crown prince mohammed bin sell them on whom the cia concluded was behind their father's killing i think it's very possible that these financial incentives along with straight up coercion on the part of the saudi state can achieve this goal but there is no way that these payments to the four children are going to close the case internationally well out of the four children one of them is still in saudi arabia and i think his safety is obviously one of the key factors here one of the main reasons why none of these slain journalists for children have really said anything crit

two daughters may soon get pallets worth tens of millions of dollars each is so-called blood money shoji was killed six months ago after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul just shine is executive director of the arab center and washington an independent research organization he says the revelations of tanishq saudi arabia's reputation even further. and tension exported to serve as a financial incentive to remain silent i think that will be a very negative purpose both in terms of the reputation of the kingdom. and. at least publicly by the kingdom to try to to settle this issue if it simply meeting cultural demands or requirements why i allow a credible legal process to proceed to find guilty party and punish not guilty party according to the ongoing legal system and saudi arabia would like i said with an open court with observers international observers then so be it but alone as a financial incentive i think frankly frankly it's an insult to members. still ahead on al-jazeera a new report reveals the arab media targets of a crack hacking team used by the u.a.e. . and fears of mal

what they were looking for a senior official says that they may have been here as a result of the shoji murder but they also may have been here to spy on arab dissidents this is a developing story and we'll bring you more when we have it. and sasha thanks very much. thousands of protesters are still gathered outside the military headquarters in the sudanese capital khartoum after the biggest rally since the overthrow of the president omar al bashir last week the protesters want the civilian led transition they're expected to name a team on sunday to take charge of the country the ruling military council as promises of reforms have done little to satisfy people's demands so how did sudan get here by the end of last year protests started over the rising cost of bread but soon came demands that omar bashir should step down more than one thousand protesters were detained by government forces in february sudan's national security and intelligence services said bashir would step down but the president was defiant declaring a national state of emergency by april thousands of demonstrators reac

situation why it seems that the saudis have are able to get away with so much the murder of the journalist shoji their efforts in yemen unending war and they do have some influence over the top administration and this particular personal relationship with jared kushner but the strategic relationship goes back a long way and you know there are reasons for that and you u.s. concerns about iran make them naturally disposed toward having a stronger relationship with some. already as a counterpoint to iran so you know there are there's a lot of reasons for concern but there are reasons why the united states has a strong relationship with saudi arabia that is going to have to be the last last word thank you to all of you abraham fry hot stuff and mark fitzpatrick thanks very much for being with us and thank you for watching as always you know you can see this program again any time by going to our website c.n.n. dot com and for more discussions you can go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also going to join the conversation on twitter handle there is

situation why it seems that the saudis have are able to get away with so much the murder of the journalist shoji their efforts in yemen unending war and they do have some influence over the top administration on this particular personal relationship with jared kushner but the strategic relationship goes back a long way and you know there are reasons for that and you u.s. concerns about iran make them naturally disposed toward having a stronger relationship with some. already as a counterpoint to iran so you know there are there's a lot of reasons for concern but there are reasons why the united states has a strong relationship with saudi arabia that is going to have to be the last word thank you to all of you abraham fry hot stuff and mark fitzpatrick thanks very much for being with us and thank you for watching as always or no you can see this program again any time by going to our website c.n.n. dot com and for more discussions you can go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also going to join the conversation on twitter is at a j inside story fo

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think it's pretty clear that the saudi state wants to use its financial resources in order to give the shoji children strong incentive to not criticize the crown prince mohammed bin selim on whom the cia concluded was behind their father's killing i think it's very possible that these financial incentives along with straight up coercion on the part of the saudi state can achieve this goal but there is no way that these payments to the four children are going to close the case internationally because there is a traditional and cultural element to the concepts of blood monies and. yes there definitely is this is a part of saudi culture this is also addressed under islamic law again this may very well settle the case domestically within the kingdom of saudi arabia but once again this is going to do absolutely nothing to decrease the pressure that saudi arabia is facing from some governments and civil society organizations throughout the world and what's your sense of whether or not some points the children have might be critical of the regime has it been fairly quiet up until now well out of th

with respect to the murder of jamarcus shoji -- democracy -- jamal khashoggi, he has not son -- he has not done so, are we in violation of that law? sec. pompeo: no, we are continuing to pursue facts, just as with the other individuals that we sanctioned under global magnitsky. we, the united states government, when we find the facts we will apply the law of properly and we have done consistently while i have been secretary of state. sec. pompeo: -- sen. leahy: well, the facts i remember, without going into classified things, i remember coming out of one of the meetings of it -- you said it was a smoking saw. sen. graham: that was pretty good. you applied a law explicitly that the secretary of state has credible information -- not proof, but credible information of a foreign official has committed a gross violation of human rights. entry to 16 saudi's for their involvement. if the crown prince sought to travel to the u.s., and you have read the same intelligence senator graham and i have, would you denied him entry? sec. pompeo: my commitment -- president trump's commitment from the fi