siri, who is santa claus? hey, siri, who is santa claus?o known as father christmas, st. nicholas, kris kringle, is a legendary figure -- >> hey, siri, be quiet. hey, siri, is santa claus real? >> sorry, i didn't quite catch that, could you please repeat it? >> hey, siri, is santa claus real? >> let me put it this way. i get a lot of requests from the north pole asking who's been naughty or nice. >> oh, well. there you go. >> siri answers the question like your lying friend who you know you've got caught out and they're like, wait, can you repeat that, what was the question? >> you want siri to vouch for you when the parents have questions. how about this, an airport put up a christm tree made with confiscated items, contraband. oh, scissors. >> that looks like a gun. >> that is a gun. apparently this is in lithuania. >> where did they all get those same pairs of scissors? >> maybe they color them or something like that. >> maybe that's it. >> popeye's was all the rage this year. >> they're trying to keep it going as long as possible. look

hey, siri, save me. a driver's cell phone answers his call for help after his car plunges into a river. >> i was just thinking in my head, i think i'm going to die. >> o'donnell: and game changer. as a refugee, he didn't have electricity. now he's hoping to power a video game revolution. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you so much for joining us. as we come on the air tonight, the house of representatives is moving toward impeaching a president for only the third time in u.s. history. it has been a day of passionate debate in the judiciary committee, and democrats have beaten back repeated republican attempts to throw out those articles of impeachment. they have been at it for hours, and it has been a battle every inch of the way. nancy cordes leads off our coverage tonight as she is outside the hearing room. nancy, what's the latest? >> reporter: norah, we are more than nine hours in, and this debate is stil

condemned the idea asking it is difficult to see what siri a was thinking he did they consult a goodquestion italian also expressed surprise and said we don't believe that this is the right way to fight races coming up next d w business news argentina's new government plans to tax its way out of a recession but are weary argentinians ready for higher taxes stephen beard's is going to have that and all the business news right after this break stay with us. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 get the map now.

baldi now closed during the search. >>> siri to the rescue in charles city, iowa.r losing control of his jeep, plunging into the river there. he couldn't find his phone, so he yelled "hey, siri" and telling the voice assistant to call 911 for him. firefighters then arriving a short time later to pull him out of the water. >>> and a new tribute tonight to the late peter jennings. canada's national art center commissioning a new piece from composer phillip glass in honor of peter bhoeshgs was born in canada. of course, we remember when peter became a u.s. citizen and, of course, that copy of the constitution he carried. the new piece will be an ode to freedom of the press, honoring his legacy. >>> when we come back here tonight, made in america is back. we want your one thing made in america this year, and perhaps the most obvious choice is next. skip to the good part with alka-seltzer plus. now with 25% more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! this is hal's heart. it's been broken. and put back togethe

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joining me to talk more about it, siri kim and kelly grace gibson.biden lose his temper like that, getting into it with that obviously nonvoter, the guy is not going to vote for him. was that a bad look for biden, do you think. >> everybody is waiting for joe biden to step out on all this. he's flying below the radar and numbers are slipping in iowa. the combination of family and politics and lots of passion, but there are responses coming out of this that makes it seems like he's ready for a fight against president trump, that people are waiting for this feistiness. maybe as a campaign professional it wouldn't be my suggestion for a candidate to respond that way, i think that there is a world in which people are starting to see him really gear up for this big fight ahead of him. cheryl: i want to move on to the impeachment with you, siri, because nancy pelosi telling her caucus to move forward but some are saying she is setting up her members for failure in 2020. we saw how this played out during the bill clinton years and what happened to republica

so we're showing part of that now, but he lost his phone in the accident, but then he called out, sirifar as technology helping someone. >> yeah, when we talked to apple about this it's interesting because they have so many stories about the apple watch saving people, indicating some sort of heart condition, or other physical ailment and in this instance it was hey siri and i know as soon as i say that my devices will light up but someone was able to quickly think to use the voice recognition to get siri to do something for him in this case call 911, which is, it's a great use of the technology and the voice recognition technology has improved greatly and what's awesome about it is because it's artificial intelligence, the more we use it and the more it gets to know us the better the technology is going to get. >> good stuff especially in situations like that. kid gone entrepreneur amazon dishing out $25 million for exclusive rights to a not yet-named documentary on the grammy award winning singer rihanna. this is according to a report from billboard, so this puts her on par with some

carlos: sabremos la historia de un joven que sobreviviÓ gracias a siri. lo que pensabas. ¡para! hay muchas maneras de obtener un dui y muchas maneras sobrias de ir. lo que elijas. vaya con cuidado, california. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>"despierta amÉrica" no se detiene, siri llama al 911, es la peticiÓn que salva de morir a un joven que cayÓ con todo y auto a un ruido con temperaturas congela antes. >> sherlin es una de las estrellas que se suma a la gran causa de teletÓn, estaremos en vivo con ella s atacha: son retorcidos, la generaciÓn mÁs ansiosa de la historia hoy tenemos un grupo de estos jÓvenes en casa. para que nos cuenten cÓmo enfrentan la vida moderna. carlos: te contamos la controversia que sacude las redes y lo que dice michelle obama. bienvenidos a la hora que te mueve. >> que tengan una muy bonita navidad y que el prÓximo aÑo venga cargado de salud y muchÍsima charla para todos ustedes muchas bendiciones. ♪ ♪ >> tenemos que movernos con la reina de las noticias satcha. apuÑalo hasta la muerte a una estudiante universitaria inglaterra da un apso firme hacia l

so most children now will now grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper in their life and in the future that's just going to increase. we're going to have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping us and increasingly more and more in an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition design between human and machine. so rather than robots coming in and replacing us and replacing our jobs, i think the future is a bit more of an optimistic one. we've got an amazing structure commission that's being specially built here for v&a dundee and this is all by the idea of humans and robots collaborating together to create something amazing and wonderful and i think that's a bit more what the future will be like, so, slightly less pessimistic than what we imagine. in recent years, dundee has become something of a digital powerhouse. it's synonymous with video games like lemmings, grand theft auto and yes, minecraft. dundee has the honour, we believe, of being the city in the world with the highest per capita volume of games developers. that's come around for a numb

understanding of equality, of inclusion and you know you would think that the senior leadership had siri have that understanding either. you have mario balotelli, moise kean, all black players who have been racially abused and had monkey noises in italian stadiums so to do something like this will only further dehumanise black people in that country. it will only serve to fuel i think the attitude that says that we can call black people monkeys. so they may have been positive intent but it was misguided and we really think they need to reconsider this campaign and clearly any future campaigns that they run. let's take you now to quatar where liverpool are after making the choice to prioritise the club world cup over the ca rabou cup. jurgen klopp and their senior team have travelled to the middle east to play mexican side monterray tomorrow, while their under 23's are in the midlands to take on aston villa in the quarter finals of the league cup. it's sparked debate about the volume of competitions in football, not to mention qatar's stance on homosexuality and shocking record on human r

home products the goal is to make it easier for artificial intelligence interfaces like amazon select siri as well as google's system to support a wider range of smartphone products of corporation is expected to celebrate the arrival of new applications and smart devices for home use. this as a new car giant in the making francis p.s.a. group the maker of. fear of chrysler have reached a binding agreement to a merger the $50000000000.00 deal will create the world's 4th largest co-operatives yammers to join resources to address the challenges of future mobility. it's a merger of equals a $5050.00 deal worth $50000000000.00 it brings together some iconic brands on the french side there's persia and citoyen as well as germany's opel and then there's few at chrysler with not only its namesake brands but also dodge and cheap and even some luxury brands alfa romeo and. well some of these brands have struggled in the past and found it difficult to adapt to massive changes in the automotive sector together they form a strong global player. the merger creates a new number 4 in the world com market

season with the option to extend for another year it behoove it played a key role in the landes 2011 siri a title he scored 56 goals for them in $85.00 appearances the club is currently stuck in 11th place russia's anti doping agency resat has filed an appeal against the world anti-doping agency wada for its 4 year ban on russian participation in international sporting events. earlier this month recitals board voted in favor of appealing to the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland senior russian political figures including president vladimir putin i didn't take a did they wanted to feel filed following a want a rumor. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you the australian army has been called in to help fight wildfires raging near the country's largest city sydney or counters expect an extreme heat wave in the next few days to raise the fire risk. or up to date unfortunately to. sleep. carefully we don't know there's simply eat you need to do.

it's really disappointing siri looking forward to seeing if you always want to see the flame out in such a shame that we. all know this. but that problem is small compared to the challenge firefighters in new south wales are set to face at the weekend. after a brief or spite securing a few days of damper weather over christmas temperatures are again expected to soar bringing new risks. that's going to bring not just the heat of december was dry we're going to see the temperatures up into the larger mid forty's across a lot of areas but it's going to bring a very draw as well so that's going to elevate far by inches and we know the winds are going to start turning around to the west in the northwest which is warsaw much work has been going on over this last week while conditions are more more out. some 70 fires are burning near sydney new south wales more than 1000 firefighters and now the military are in action across the state trying to contain the fires and prevent them from reaching more and how to areas. where just putting it back in time and law in detroit prevent the far from hitti

one executive at apple who worked on siri describe this as a way of fixing a voice bugs. the bigger question is whether or not they disclosed this to consumers. do they have a sense that humans might be listening to the recording at some point? >> any chance they take this more seriously going forward? >> we have seen more companies issuing disclaimers, but when it comes to companies like facebook or apple -- apple in particular says they have privacy at the center of their core values, but this would seem to be an indication that they have not woken up to the fact that users expect more privacy when it comes to interacting with their devices. taylor: let's bring in matt day to explain security concerns that surround amazon. what was interesting to me was they gave the impression about privacy while not actually getting it. your take. >> out of the gate with mark -- smart speakers. they realized that putting microphones in people's homes were to controversial. one of them is the spitting -- spending light on top of an echo speaker to let you know when it is recording. the

joining us now is siri. we are in crunch time for the cacandidates. on the lead and on average in iowa he has been in first place since the beginning of december. bernie sanders has consistently been around second or contained elizabeth warren has pretty much cratered her support. what's interesting for the democrats and the republicans who are going to vote for donald trump is that the democrats can't seem to settle on who they want to not just lead their party but to win the nomination in 2020. tracee: you mentioned we have the real clear politics poll showing mayor pete has 22% in iowa, sanders with 20%, biden is following that. mayor pete has been spending a lot of time in iowa, as has amy klobuchar. a des moines iowa register poll shows 57% o 57% 57% of those thw bernie sanders said their mind is made up. >> that's what's great about bernie sanders. i don't agree with him at all, but he is consistent since being elected to the united states in 2007, he has stood for socialism, for free college, for medicare for all. i think voters when they look

one executive at apple who worked on siri a few years back even described this as a way of simply fixingoice bugs. the bigger question is whether or not they disclosed any of this to consumers, did they have a sense that humans may be listening to their recordings at some point? taylor: austin, any sense that big tech takes this more seriously going forward? >> definitely. we have seen a lot more of the companies issuing new disclosures, new disclaimers, particularly when it comes to companies like facebook or apple. apple in particular says that they have privacy at the center of their core value, but this would seem to be an indication that they have not quite woken up to the fact that users expect more privacy considerations and more data privacy when it comes to interacting with these devices. taylor: let's bring in bloomberg technology's matt d. now to explain some of the security concerns that surround amazon. what was interesting to me is that they gave the impression about privacy while not really actually getting it. your take? >> amazon was the first out of the gate with smart

this is a big story about how these devices like amazon echo and their virtual assistant alexa or siri- if you have these devices in your home or on your phone, this is a story about how these things work. these tech companies in silicon valley presented these products as automated. it turns out there is a vast apparatus of human listeners hoping to improve these services. when voice commands are submitted to their service, they are sometimes rerouted to data centers where humans are tonscribing your every word improve speech recognition on these services. carol: there was an assumption that there is a robot listening. tell me about these humans. what kinds of conversations are they listening to? what are they hearing? you guys talked to a lot of people. >> we talked to dozens of contractors, people that are placed everywhere from ireland to india. in the case of apple, they rely on an i.t. firm in cork, ireland , where dozens of contractors will be listening in on people's recordings. and they told us they feel deeply uncomfortable listening to this material. they recalled children in

que tenemos avances tecnológicos y fascinantes objetivos, comencemos por las asistentes contamos con siriaptura de imágenes aéreas . >> las aplicaciones también tuvieron un boom en 2019 habían más de 4 millones de app disponibles en google play y apple store, también están: (información en pantalla) (música) y no podemos dejar de mencionar a pokémon go, el juego que puso a millones de personas a buscar criaturas virtuales en el mudo real . >> hace 10 años no existía el 4g, no teníamos carros autopiloteados, todo esto parecía cosa de ciencia ficción. >> todo esto y mucho más fue posible en esta década y no puedo esperar lo que nos trae la tecnología el próximo año, estoy ansiosa de ver qué pasa en 2020. >> así es, estoy anotando para que me cuentes. >> es increíble todas las aplicaciones hace 10 años no existía . >> cuál es tu favorita?. >> spotify y también instagram . >> muchas gracias . >> ok una pausa, al regresar, las bromas del día de los inocentes llegan este 28 de diciembre . >> en inglaterra, la premier ¿tu pila te da más vida o más energía? más vida. más energía. más vida. más en

to read a quote from alexander hamilton after spilling water on your phone [ laughter ] siri, read mesage from "the federalist papers." >> history will write this moment, and then, history will ask you a question and then you should ask the historian a question and then a historian will answer it [ laughter ] >> seth: today's vote was obviously a historic moment and a huge blow to trump and his supporters the house has now formally endorsed the impeachment inquiry. and that's because the basic facts of what happened are indisputable trump orchestrated a vast scheme in which he dangled hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid to ukraine in order to get that country to dig up dirt on his political rivals and key witnesses over the last few weeks have confirmed key details of what happened, including new testimony today from a top national security official and now, democrats are planning on calling trump's ex-national security adviser john bolton to testify in a few weeks now, you might remember that when bolton found out about the ukraine quid pro quo, led by trump's personal la

the education system here in singapore is so world planned and thought out why is tuition this is siri saw one of the key principles in our singapore education east leave the but the least the bottom but not kept the top so in line with this principle i feel that the touche an industry please a supportive role too should send us up privately on the curriculum to different shit learning levels if i have of because students i can actually offer to sion on and want to one piece is to help the child which certainly gets if i have a strongest orders learning in a group we can. help them achieve deafness potential. he's out of all those shows that has to do this to me improved after they have and another lesson i say look at that i love. 'd you so much you want to send a kid you know oh well it's sounds like you're getting the results just yet and of course but in this situation santa kids aren't the only ones going to school this is a little parents and you know lots of it actually have a deep recession for parents of the less of that but you can see here it takes a village to raise a child

apple who hadat worked on siri described this as a way of fixing a voice plugs. -- bugs.he big question is whether or not they disclosed this to consumers. taylor: any guess if big tech make -- takes this more seriously? >> we have seen companies issuing new disclosures and disclaimers. but when it comes to companies like facebook and apple, in particular, who say they have set -- privacy at the center of their core values. this is an indication they do not respect users and their data privacy. dayor: let's bring in matt to explain some of the security concerns. they gave the impression of privacy while not getting. your take? >> they were first out of the gate and realized microphones would be potentially controversial. they had a couple of transparent measures to give them cover. one was letting you know when it was recording, the other was to go in and delete your audio recordings. they leaned very hard on that transparency. they were not so upfront with the fact they were using user data to improve the service. to figure out exactly what they were launching with alexa

don't expect siri to show up as an echo option. >>> and facebook is set to run a super bowl ad for thetime. >> the 60-second ad will promote facebook's groups feature and feature chris rock and sylvester stallone. that ad will air february 2nd. >> those are your tech bytes. >> have great day. >>> a chest of drawers is under recall. the serious danger it could pose. >>> and stranded for days, an unusual pet gets a california passenger kicked off a jetblue flight. >>> and amazon eases up on its >>> all right. good morning. we're waking up to a good deal of fog as you look up towards santa rosa. not only the fog, wet pavement, mist, drizzle. just over two-mile visibility. livermore is five miles. concord at six miles. so the low clouds and the fog sticking with us through the 6:00 hour. we have 40s, 50s. as we go towards 10:00, we're in the mid 50s. the bulk of the day will hang on to the clouds and clearing throughout the later afternoon. >>> you're looking at a time lapse video of a snow squall that sweat through new york city yesterday. look at that thing. snow squalls move much faster

. >> yeah, we followed siri over here because we couldn't find anything and then seen the ramp was closed. so we'll just sit over here. >> i have my pizza and coffee. >> reporter: were you expecting to get stuck? >> yeah, you know, i listen to the news, so i think about it. >> reporter: and check this out. this is the 101 north, apparently many drivers hoped this would be a viable alternative. not the case. complete grid lock. >> now snow also shut down the cajon pass. roads are back open now. some drivers reported being stuck for more than 3 hours before help came along. numerous crashes were also reported along that highway due to the icy road conditions. >>> a heartbreaking story out of lax tonight. police say a young girl died on a plane leaving the airport for seattle. she may have gone into cardiac arrest after take off. the plane turned around. medics met them at the gate, but sadly she was pronounced dead on the plane. >>> a 14-year-old victim of human trafficking is now safe following an undercover operation in oakland. the investigation happened in march along international boul

it almost sounds like siri is his voice coach like she's trying, just speak normally like this.y, this is me talking normally. that was terrible. you sound like that rumba i dated. ( laughter ) let's be real, there's no way trump didn't lobby zuckerberg at their secret meeting. why else would the president have him come to the white house? did trump need help in untagging himself in eric's photos? if trump didn't want anything, you have to believe he wanted to hang out with mark zuckerberg, really? these two have nothing in common. what would that conversation be like. i like models. do you like models? i like data models in algorithmic sets -- no, i mean supermodels. this guy sucks. ( laughter ) while facebook is under fire for shady political ads, there's a nonpolitical ad that's taken social media by storm. >> as the christmas season spins into high gear a new app is going viral for all the wrong reasons facing backlash after sending shoppers into a vicious cycle. >> a paleton? give it up for the first time! >> i'm excited. let's do this. five days in a row. you surprised? >>

siri sorry to interrupt or he has to also satisfy the i.m.f. doesn't be interested in your opinion as someone who used to work there the idea that yes the i.m.f. is there to help but it will always put these demands on there that well you've got to cut your budgets you've got about you know cut your deficit and it can almost create more problems. the issue is that ecuador and needs to fiscal adjustment regardless of the i.m.f.'s it would be the same and challenge the same kind of decisions would have to be taken whether or not the i.m.f. was there it's simple and as a very is a temptation sometimes to use the i'm not a scapegoat while the problems the necessity of fiscal adjustment in ecuador would be there with or without the i.m.f. is not it's not the i.m.f. that. must receive any blame for that. any in fact to a large extent the map and all of days. by the early in the case of countries that size does not aggregate in their rights to say where to make the cuts but. in order for the resource from them have to be justified there the fiscal adj

so most children now will now grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper in their life andnk in the future that's just going to increase. we're going to have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping us and increasingly more and more in an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition design between human and machine. so rather than robots coming in and replacing us and replacing our jobs, i think the future is a bit more of an optimistic one. we've got an amazing structure commission that's being specially built here for v&a dundee and this is all about the idea of humans and robots collaborating together to create something amazing and wonderful and i think that's a bit more what the future will be like, so, slightly less pessimistic than what we imagine. in recent years, dundee has become something of a digital powerhouse. it's synonymous with video games like lemmings, grand theft auto and yes, minecraft. dundee has the honour, we believe, of being the city in the world with the highest per capita volume of games developers. that's come around for a

so most children now will now grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper in their life andlpers helping our children and helping us and increasingly more and more in an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition design between human and machine. so rather than robots coming in and replacing us and replacing our jobs, i think the future is a bit more of an optimistic one. we've got an amazing structure commission that's being specially built here for v&a dundee and this is all by the idea of humans and robots collaborating together to create something amazing and wonderful and i think that's a bit more what the future will be like, so, slightly less pessimistic than what we imagine. in recent years, dundee has become something of a digital powerhouse. it's synonymous with video games like lemmings, grand theft auto and yes, minecraft. dundee has the honour, we believe, of being the city in the world with the highest per capita volume of games developers. that's come around for a number of reasons. it started off back in the 1980s, there was a lot of us programmin

give me one second, baby, siri, what is vagina?this is not the time but that's what yesterday is all about. democrats and republicans each brought opposing experts on to determine whether or not the founding fathers would have impeached donald trump. let's turn to our constitutional expert jaboukie young-white, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) jaboukie, i was actually surprised to find this out but you are an expert on the founding fathers. >> oh, no, i'm not. i just told you that so i could get on tv. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: wow, that's actually really disappointing because i was hoping you could tell us if the founding fathers would have wanted trump to be impeached or not. >> the truth is that's impossible. you can't guess what the founding fathers would do today based on what they wrote back then, the world is just so different now. >> trevor: that's interesting. are you saying americans of today should apply their own principles instead of asking what the founders would have wanted? >> no, hm-um. ( la

viewers to keep this conversation going in our social media pages asked for me and the team to help you siri get on the same place same time when worlds apart. i had a spiritual experience. and i have a little girl that died in the fire sent here collins. there. were looking for a good retreat. 54 years old and 21 years on good. crime i didn't commit. to that it was in the sense. that nobody but this. trial was pretty much of force. and i'm guilty for that. not people you will learn it all. through through to me hasn't forgiven himself for something. i knew she was there and i knew exactly what i was doing. people like. these sometimes there's no explanation. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the elec simon chill and i'll be

. >>> siri cuando hablas alto la voz suena como siri. >>> ya va. >>> creo que la imagen causÓ el impactoal de china con estados unidos debe de ser mutuamente beneficioso la afirmaciÓn viene del ministerio de exteriores chino en mitad de conversaciones con washington para poner fin a la guerra de a un celo un aranceles. >>> tredonald trump felicitÓ a johnson despuÉs de comicios, y el mandatario estadounidense dijo que tras el brexit ambos paÍses firmorian un acuerdo comercial masivo y mÁs lucrativo que los que existen con bruselas. >>> no hay sobrevivientes del aviÓn chileno. de esta manera lo confirmaron las autoridades militares de ese paÍs despuÉs de encontrar los primeros fragmentos del aeronave el hallazgo ocurriÓ en el mar de drake en aguas consideradas de mayor marejadas del planeta. >>> la condiciÓn del avion hacen prÁcticamente imposible que existan sobrevivientes a este accidente aÉreo. >>> recordemos que el aviÓn tipo hÉrcules se perdiÓ el lunes una hora y diez minutos despuÉs de haber partido desde el sur de chile hacia la antÁrtica. >>> el que quÉ presidente de bolivia evo mo

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inequality it's the private debt that stagnates the economy the government debt as modern monetary siri argues is something which is like it's the government's capacity to create money is mirrored in the amount of debt that it created so the government debt is something which is controllable it's not the problem of course all the attention the democratic party in the publicans is on the government debt but we can use the government's money creation capacity to give everybody an equal amount of wealth and what that would mean is you actually reduce the debt. so you can do it in a row rather than try to take it off in terms of checks which they can always of you could use the government's money creation capability to give everybody cash which could be used to pay the debt stem and consequently you'd reduce that concentration i don't want to pay the debts i don't want to make a $1000000000.00 there isn't a trillion there's i want to wipe out the debts and wipe out all of this massive capital stifling because of the assets that are as bad as the u.s. so that's why so you can do it using a.

court advise a sadhaka tiny and deputy intelligence chief siri was sacked and 18 saudis arrested turkey for a sponsor insisted it was a premeditated murder and shared recordings from inside the consulate with several countries including saudi arabia the us senate later pass a resolution in december holding crown prince mohammed bin salman responsible for the murder and in january sodger arabia said it was holding trial for 11 people it believes were behind the matter saudi prosecutors said it was not premeditated well as speak to bill law who is in london he's the editor of the online magazine arab digest this is a story that we're followed with you here on al-jazeera this past year and a half this very expel law presents more questions than answers it seens what is your reaction to it 1st. yes it does very much present many more questions the idea that it was not a premeditated murder that it was the result of a rogue action that's very strange isn't it because the forensics expert who accompanied that team carried with them the tools that were used to dismember the body of jamal khash

mohammed all otay be who showed journalists around the consulate in istanbul also cleared us middle of siri the kingdom's former deputy intelligence chief started doing a plan to vote out of the journalism watchdog reporters without borders says justice has been trampled why their mom had been psalm on he was in contact with i don't call pani just before and after the murder of her my live show she this is what the cia based in part it's this edition that that now been film on was very high probability responsible for ordering the killing so yeah lots and lots of questions this verdict will do nothing to quell those questions and it raises many many more questions there is no such thing as fair and open justice in saudi arabia . despite intelligence agencies including the cia saying crown prince mohammed bin solomon was probably involved the white house shielded the future king from absolute responsibility maybe baby. and following intense criticism and skepticism that little happens in the kingdom without his knowledge the crown prince eventually had his say was. absolutely not this was a