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in the killing of jim walsh is news agency says he was beamed into a room of the saudi consulate on skype where he hurled insults g. and at one point ordered his murder. was removed from his post as the advisor to the royal court to contain the fallout over which of jesus' death is ties to the crown prince a widely known he once tweeted he wouldn't do anything without his boss's approval well this includes leading an interrogation of lebanon's prime minister saad hariri and the arrest of hundreds of saudi elite the forty year old has a reputation for cracking down on voices critical of the kingdom and the crown prince online. now the hashimi is the director of the center for middle east studies at the university of denver he says the video evidence of the saudi crown prince is tough eyed will implicate the bin sound man in the killing of democracy. well i think a lot of it has to revolve revolves around exactly how jamal khashoggi was murdered the saudi narrative is that it was a brawl he died in a stranglehold and they sort of gave the body to a local collaborator the leaks from the turk

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 bring them back that will be. the our bread. from the lone star state a special special place thank you very much for being here this is some record. sixteen thousand supporters filled the houston arena some having waited overnight to get

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with journalist they got into an argument over skype.could get those details this morning as well. what is the administration do with this at this point? >> well president trump has an obligation to look out for american values and interest above anything with any country and i think it is becoming now blatantly oven that something very contrary to american values and interest has happened in saudi arabia. although not just with this one. but it is now very clear it is tomb to reassess overall assessment with our overall relationship with saudi arabia and i think we need to reset it to something to where it is a regime and we're not just going to, you know, do whatever to do for their own good because we have to look out for our interest. >> you have to bring out this money angle and this is saudi arabia sir and this investment kfns which most americans pulled out of it started actually today and they've announced 50 billion in new investments they're moving forward with the financial angle of all of this. you have 110 billion and saw th

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real time instructions over skype to the hit squad they killed. so who is this royal inside that is said to have directed. via skype video tawny as one of the most powerful men in the inner circle. 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 m

gave real time instructions over skype to the hit squad also killed. meanwhile a much prices investor conference in the desert has opened in riyadh the events have been plans to attract foreign investment to saudi arabia has been overshadowed by a boycott of by participants over the killing of dozens of high profile executives government leaders and media companies have pulled out since details emerged linking the saudi leadership to the killing but the u.s. treasury secretary has traveled to riyadh steve michonne has been meeting with the saudi crown prince behind closed doors in the city and travel to the kingdom despite canceling his participation in the investment conference newton says he is in saudi arabia to discuss terrorism financing the saudi leadership and in other news donald trump says he's planning to increase the u.s. stockpile of nuclear weapons until in his words other countries come to their senses the us president has announced plans to pull out of nuclear weapons treaty with russia trump accuses the russians of violating a thirty ye

host: >> joining us the a skype from honolulu. thank you for being part was acer: on saturday, or look at how hawaii is dealing with the challenge of homelessness and affordable housing. this is 15 minutes. >> we will turn now to the issue of affordable housing. we will turn to hawaii office of planning director leo asuncion calling on skype to talk about the issue. good morning. what do you define as affordable housing in the united states? es? hawaii, there is always by the numbers. we can use the area median for a, but it is also person to say what is affordable? hawaiiyour mortgage and -- 30% of your mortgage? in hawaii it is 40%-60% of your income towards your mortgage and transportation. we stick to the high numbers, but look at how we do it locally in what is affordable for our residents. especially for us with a high cost of living. host: what is hawaii doing to help people find affordable housing? is the state doing anything out of the ordinary to make sure people have a place to live? caller: the state is trying to partn

w he joins us a skype. thanks for being with us. first, give us a sense of this community, where this happened. >> well, this is squirrel hill. it traditionally a jewish communty. it's one o most important jewish communities in the history of american judaism. it's whre judaism began and flourished and it is an area ofr odox jews. it is not uncommon to see orthodox jews walking down the street on their way to temple, synagogue ofriday nights and saturday mornings, completely unremarkable. >> sreenivasan: i know you have other reporters working on multiple stoes, what's the initial response been like? i know other synagogues were also in own for a number of hours. >> yes, and the entire--good portions of squirrel hill, that neighborhood, also were in lockdown, banks were closed, and stores were closed. i had trouble getting to my home on my way to the office. it's-- it's a little less unsettled nowt nonetheless, it was a very difficult situation. this is a very ose-knit community. everybody knows everyone's name. everybody knows how

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as a saudi activists based in seattle washington she joins us via skype right now also the version of events in saudi arabia is saying first first said knowledge that he was killed in the consulate but saying that it happened as a result of a fistfight how do you see that happening process that information. and there has got to. hurt in the story firstly her he got out and we're in our last. it's a difference. to me about this point that were very. it's pretty much as i don't believe it it's not really credible and i've seen an international investigation. to determine the true. cost and present. us president said that he does find it credible and if he is in that particular place. how difficult do you see it being to actually get a different type of investigation. i don't think it's really difficult at all actually congress has already demanded it or it most of all senators already signed magnitsky act and wanted to activate it in case anything does come out and them from asia is not credible and i don't think that the president's trying to word it is enough especially with this glob

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and from jakarta paolo lubrano he's the head of asia humanitarian aid for oxfam and also joins us on skype paolo i want to start with you can you speak specifically about how the response is going with regards to the earthquake and tsunami in indonesia yes there over there is full system quite so there are just to reach the most protected areas it's difficult so it's only going to require so the river. it's it's worrying and it's also growing the number of people who need just as a a couple of hours ago. is raising the well over what was a. number of people open showing that what works in the front of that. there is also it's a bit slower. paolo there touched on something very important he spoke about the logistical difficulties can you try to elucidate to our audience i mean how difficult is that every situation varies but when it comes to the logistics how challenging can that be for an aid organization to overcome i can see a well good afternoon first i can see to us that many. in a situation. like the one that we are facing now indonesians should always have but also it happening in nu

is bombing every single day according to latest figures he joins me via skype from bordeaux in france for his thanks for going back on before we get to your latest revelations from your reporting and. syria your reaction to the resignation of the us about so the u.n. nikki haley of see back warn us southerners called a moderate in the new york times for instance well a moderate neo con for sure i mean they clamor of approval from various israeli entities following her shock resignation. i guess all of us thought that after samantha power it couldn't get any worse and then nikki haley arrived and basically justified they israeli aggression against the palestinian protesters. tried to justify falsely they are rainy and involvement in the yemeni war that justified of course the u.s. supply of cluster bombs and other munitions to the saudi kurdish and to effectively korea a genocide against the yemeni people. and of course has supported. they u.s. coalition campaigning for regime change inside syria that is resulted in an eight year war and the collective punishment of the majority of the

declan walsh joins us now via skype from cairo. >> economic, income famine was that is preventable you use one of the characters in here to help tell the story. tell us. >> we met mr. hajagiy standing his three-year-old son who was very seriously ill and his son had actually died just three weeks earlier. the collapse of the economy really pushepeople like him over the edge. >> sreenivasan:, encapsulate why this war is taking place in the first place. t four war started abou years ago, when this group called the houthi seized control of the capital in late 2014, that was a very alarming development for neing y udi arabia, which viewed the houthis effectiv a proxy for iran, and from march 2015 you had thehen defense minister of saudi arabia who sent saudi warplanes to start bombing houthi targe and that was starting gun for the war. th sreenivasan: when you talk aboue air strikes, there is such significant damage to the infrastructure, that means that goods and services can't go back across that road, including food. >> that's right. so one of the great impacts of the airp strike caign

out well joining me now via skype from washington d.c. is madame benjamin co-founder of the ngo code pink with a thanks for coming back on the show as a why demonstrate against this man brian oak from the state department or the policies of brian look he's the head of trump's iran action group. well i couldn't stand listening to the guy and what he was saying it was a deja vu of here we go again lies distortions manipulations to get the american public ready for some other in crazy military intervention so i felt they had to get up there and say something some people might not even know about this war that you seem to be accusing the president of starting what influence does that hudson institute because in the video you see this hudson institute zero is a go go canada weinstein who regulates v.o.a. read you for your radio liberty what is this small group ng where they announce things about us foreign policy well it's one of the many right wing neo cons think tanks that exist in washington d.c. the same ones that did the propaganda that i

officials clear on is executor executive director of the arab center of washington and joins us via skype from fairfax virginia we appreciate your time very much so. what are you hearing now when you hear the president from finally acknowledging that jamal khashoggi is likely dead what do you what are you getting out of that. well i think we're approaching the point of maybe sanity in the u.s. reaction to this crisis we've seen the u.s. position change just like that whether in london i mean you know one day we have. worries some administration showing concern about some serious developments news coming from istanbul the next day we have a production as an end of the united states turning into a lawyer. but then show a traitor's of very in a crime now all of a sudden there seems to be a kind of little tone of reality in the statements that we've heard today that are that is definitely. i think basically first of all the case itself has moved so quickly it has sort of passed this unnecessary caution on the part of the administration the whole world community seems to be pointing its finger

let's bring in our guests joining us on skype from amman adam kugel i'm middle east research at human rights watch in washington d.c. leon fresco a former u.s. department of justice official an international legal expert and from johannesburg also on skype rodney dixon international lawyer and co-author of a un report back in january that documented detentions in saudi arabia a warm welcome to you all i want to begin with rodney dixon in johannesburg the state's prosecutor the top legal official from saudi arabia is in turkey what is that about what meetings is he taking what's likely to be discussed with his turkish counterparts. so you sort of see looking to get what ever evidence they used liberal to take forward there's. supposed that investigation and prosecution in saudi arabia but diktat peak question is whether if any evidence he's carried can be used to study investigate the case and prosecutor it properly. and to the very highest level wherever the evidence leads so those meetings the taking place as you say you did say i suppose that. investigation what do you phase about t

well let's bring in our guests now to talk more about this joining us via skype from london is dr saad a saudi dissident who heads up the opposition group movement for islamic reform in arabia in vienna we have a director of advocacy with the international press institute and in london also on skype david hurst editor in chief of middle east i could to have you all with us david hurst if i could start with you as far as the latest we're hearing on the investigation in as much as. there is any sort of information because the turks are certainly keeping their cards close to the vest on this what do you met what do you make of of the latest developments on what they found inside the the saudi consulate and in the consul general home and what direction is this going in. move it's going. to stumble to belgrade forest and the woodland in garcia neighborhood. the c.c.t.v. has traced the movements of a one of the vans that was registered to the consulate on diplomatic plates the wooden itself is a bit of a c.c.t.v. blackspot but they call the van the same that are coming out of the area and th

each other you have is a freelance journalist she joins us now on skype from the jordanian capital amman it sounds like a horrific story there what other details do we have. now. in jordan for this in principle eighteen people for four people were injured and the number can be increased and then make coming hours as the defense forces are still a little q one more children and people you know that cool but we're going in attrib near the big pete wentz last away of the bus. as i said security civil defense forces are trying to to risk you more people i mean we have been seeing around the world perhaps more of these cases of flash flooding but how common if at all is that in jordan. actually this is not a very common i mean this is one of the biggest disaster in maybe twelve years so civil defense forces old was give people warning and instructions but unfortunately the school in particular wasn't really committed to be the instructions on this is why i took percent of the jordanian government when i met said that an investigation would be opened about the accidental killing our below also

john jones a former us senior congressional advisor from london via skype saad a saudi dissident who heads up the opposition group movement for islam ic reform in arabia and also via skype from hamilton new york amanda rogers professor of middle east and islamic studies at colgate university welcome to you all i'd like to start with you dr sagal faqih is anybody buying the story that jamal khashoggi was killed in a brawl in the saudi consulate in istanbul not only nobody's blank people are looking at it was sarcasm. it is an expression of the idiocy of the people who created it and they see it as a bunch of lies which is creating more questions than answers and which is opening the gate for everybody or want to consider i'm a descendant. responsible for this action there is somebody there is buying it let's bring in john jones here present donald trump has said he thinks this is credible why do you think he's going along with the anger merkel the german chancellor for example rejected the saudi version of events but yet donald trump the u.s. president says it's credible. well number

to pay billions of dollars for their freedom let's get a few now from saddam he has joined us from skype from london rather via skype he's a saudi dissident who heads the movement for islamic reform in arabia good to have you with us does this new saudi arabian narrative get. the had been somewhat off the hook i think it will put him in more trouble than getting him up to look created. a problem for himself well it's almost like. a criminal in front of the police being kept silent for a while and then he started speaking with part of the story and then getting all the charts for the police to extract. this jury. to what extent do you think is this new narrative not the work of. the royal court in saudi arabia but of washington and secretary of state might compare its eliason between both of them when he visited told you it was instructed by trump to alliance with mohammed and someone to create a story which will absolve mohamed bin so man of the whole crime and we knew it when you follow the turn of events. by a lift us here to visit to libya you can see this button leading to this resul

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ninety bringing our guest joining us on skype from amman adam kugel i'm middle east research at human rights watch in washington d.c. leone fresco a former u.s. department of justice official an international legal expert and from johannesburg also on skype rodney dixon international lawyer and co-author of a un report back in january that documented detentions in saudi arabia a warm welcome to you all i want to begin with rodney dix and johannesburg the state's prosecutor the top legal official from saudi arabia is in turkey what is that about what meetings is he taking what's likely to be discussed with his turkish counterparts. so you sort of looking to get what ever evidence they used a liberal to take forward there's. supposedly investigation and prosecution in saudi arabia but tick tick peak question is whether if any evidence is changed it can be used to study investigate the case and prosecutor it properly safely and to the very highest level wherever the evidence leads it's so those meetings it's taking place as you say you did cite suppose that. investigation what do you thi

barfi is a research fellow at the new america foundation he joins us by skype from detroit good to have you with us first of all how do you think this is going to impact mohamed bin salmond standing and power within saudi arabia. we're seeing the first steps and revelations tonight keep it. man is going to share the committee that's one reorganized intelligence community organizations in saudi arabia which means that there are no repercussions at this point for his potential role in this episode. might that change if the if this further pressure from the turks of the americans were to mention pressure is going to come from congress we've heard people like senator lindsey graham's saying you have no relationship whatsoever with mom and then some on he has to go he's toxic if this is a snowball effect in the congress then the united states will have a trigger of white house and trump will have no choice but to follow through and to pressure the saudis to relieve our mom been some on. his post but what do the findings nevermind of senior figure figures in saudi arabia's establishment intel

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crowley who's joining us live from alexandra in virginia that's via skype thanks very much for speaking to us so as we've been hearing we have many senior republicans and democrats who are proposing sanctions on saudi arabia they expunge the expulsion of the saudi ambassador some even calling for the cutting off arms sales do you think that this incident is going to re-examine relations between saudi arabia and the u.s. . oh i certainly think they'll be a reexamination of the nature of a relationship there will be an effort to try to determine to the extent that our intelligence services can you know what we understand to be the events that occurred at the turkish consulate obviously turkey itself will be will play a role in this so i do think that this issue house you know some long seventy and will and will be introduced into a wide range of discussions going forward the nature for us saudi cooperation how that translates into some sort of you know punitive action if any that remains to be seen. and the president himself initially wanted a quick resolution he has earlier comments sugg

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well for more of this i'm joined by marco teenie in switzerland via skype he's the director general of the world wide world wildlife federation good to have you with us on the program it seems from your findings that man is the greatest threat to biodiversity of the planet so how concerned should we be. yes there definitely are human activities that they want to blame there is no no escape there and all the issues that you just mentioned from the forestation overfishing color if bleaching climate change of course extinction are all driven by our growth in population particularly our acceleration of consumption of natural resources you know the good things is that the good news perhaps is that this generation is perhaps the first one to actually know exactly what the situation is on the problems and frankly begin to understand the consequences and as you say it is something that we should be worried because it is not just about preserving they want it for wildlife that we share the planet with them we have a moral responsibility to share the planet and it was exposed on the single so i

of connect safely dot org joining us via skype from california. silicon valley so gallup also tweeted this a short while ago larry magid that they've secured another web provider so clearly they are saying that they are not going anywhere and they champion free speech and they say they defend liberty and free expression online is that the case. well i presume they do allow anything on their platform photo nuclear that might be true but the speech that they permit is speech that facebook and twitter and other furthermore stablish social media sites have learned to ban and i say learn to because certainly twitter when it first opened the door of allowed virtually anything on its site and they have over time realized that hate speech is destructive and it destroys sort of the fabric of their own community and they've decided that it's not welcome then court facebook has very similar policy so while these social media sites like facebook and twitter do allow for a variety of political opinion but they don't allow for demeaning and critic and basically

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