the parties never gathered for an entire year before the sochi but the way he said it was our efforts were going to be derailed it was a very challenging time but then of course we. feel it just started the astana four meant with the turkish president along with the iranian president and this process was initiated we started receiving proposals and it wasn't a very easy story like this that we should with the government of the national syrian dialogue congress wasn't very easy to undertake in sochi this of course we cannot move as expeditiously as we would wish but we have reached some accomplishments but it would be the same with convince the syrian regime to submit their own lists and my counterpart the distinguished turkish president. died. but i served his part of an opposition list emerged and now we are drafting third list of names and this is a very dire process because a committee should be consisting of stakeholders trusted by everybody. that's the only way to success. and i would like to thank you. for the you do. about it literally i don't think you will be the ten provisio

we here in the black sea resort of sochi in south russia and this place is probably one of the favorite now for lewis hamilton the fastest englishman alive not only it's his third when it's also a clean sweep for them a sadist team five wins out of five here in sochi he was congratulated at the podium by the russian president was given the cop and the biggest intrigue was whether louis tomlinson would repeat his antics of twenty fifteen when he actually soaked the russian president with champagne with witness champagne this time it didn't happen and actually retreated from the podium just before lewis opened his champagne now the race itself was absolutely fantastic i'm still recovering from the deafening noise which disrupted you know the city right it's you know this black sea resort it's a fifth time that this event has been held in sochi i've heard people saying that this is probably the most one of the most interesting races so far this when for the fastest english man on the planet lewis hamilton means that he pretty much got one hand on the trophy fifty points at the top of the t

those reports are unconfirmed that he cannot corroborate them so for now vladimir putin stays here in sochi and i mean we could only speculate about the reasons there but probably if it if indeed he stays here this could be glad i'm a putin just allowing all services on the ground encouraged to do their work right now to save lives and to investigate without him interfering they're having to submit reports to him without would come later so this is all we know so far will be keeping you updated very eager thank you so much for bringing us up to speed on what's happening there in the russian city of sochi among the presidential pool of turin unless after the russian president spoke on the tragedy and courage sure you're watching international rolling coverage of the tragic events in crimea today because at around midday local time there was a mass killing at a school at a technical college in eastern crimea in the city of seventeen people are being confirmed dead and up to seventy injured in an explosion and a gun attack on a college in crimea russia's investigative committee has reclassifie

commiserations rather than celebrations were the order of the day in sochi.n trying to consult valtteri bottas for giving upa to consult valtteri bottas for giving up a victory that should have been his. it has been called britain's wingmen this season and even starting from pole, he helped him, moving his caraway even starting from pole, he helped him, moving his car away from sebastian vettel to give his mercedes team that —— thiem the benefit of his slipstream. this kept him ahead of his title rival but only until the pitstop. his miscalculation saw him return behind the ferrari but he wasn't there for long as he effectively retook second place, taking the victory would prove more controversial. commentator: lewis to turn 13. we had a risk with lewis, we had to make sure we were secured this. when hamilton took the chequered flag, his advantage over sebastian vettel grew to 50 points. he was a real gentleman to let me by. it has been a great weekend for the team. the tea m a great weekend for the team. the team does an exceptionaljob to have this advantage

and anything that can build upon the sochi and give more clearer and net parameters of the sochi the old making it longer lasting the sochi deal signed with the russian city in september created a deep militarized zone around syria's northwestern province of which is still under rebel control it prevented a syrian government offensive that would have caused a massive refugee problem europe's participation in the summit was dependent on sustaining the cease fire france has warned president if i would reconsider attending if syria launched an assault on. the situation it live is still very tense and the europeans are very worried that something could happen.

officially kings realit being involved but some reports claim its intelligence services do have evidence of sochi was tortured and then killed saudi arabia since strongly denied the accusations it's been. said in his offer to help in the investigation what is international pressure mounts over his disappearance riyadh is warning countries not to threaten it because sochi suspected murder in the consulate has led to the specter of sanctions sending the kingdom stock market plunging the u.s. is among nations issuing warnings to the saudis however the us president is still trying to keep afloat multi-billion economic signed last year we signed historic agreements with the kingdom that will invest almost four hundred billion dollars in our two countries this landmark agreement includes the announcement of a one hundred ten billion dollars saudi funded defense purchase. i believe it's a largest order ever made its four hundred fifty thousand jobs it's the best equipment in the world but if they don't buy it from us they're going to buy it from russia or they're going to buy it from china or they're go

agencies will bring in the public the results of their probe that's what he said he's currently in sochi at a meeting with the egyptian president. said that a little earlier well i think we can go to journalists martin summers from the u.k. he's joining us this afternoon martin a very tragic afternoon here in russia. a mass killing seventeen students dead what's what was your reaction when you see something like this because it's not just russia i mean we're talking to me. in january we saw a mass attack at a school in russia too we've seen them in america on a regular basis what can be done to stop it. well we don't we haven't really established what's happened here it could be a school shooting boy students from the school as we've seen in the other parts of the world it could be a terrorist a turk. if it was a terrorist attack you have to identify who did it and why it's an obviously we shouldn't be jumping to conclusions until we know all the facts but obviously a very tragic incidents including a bomb or understand not just shootings yeah it's been identified now or it's thought tha

sochi. agreement and also is a question to mr. minister. in cyprus what are the recent developments that we need to know. what. both are said in the media. but. saudi authorities need to cooperate the words there of turkey's foreign minister. speaking in ankara he's giving a press conference there and he touched upon the issue of the missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi journalist who two weeks ago went into the saudi consul in istanbul and hasn't been seen since. said the most important thing for us to find out what happened to her job. and we understand that turkish investigators are planning to search the house of the saudi consul now after earlier searching the saudi console it's consulate itself in istanbul and sources tell us that they found evidence that indeed. g. was killed inside the saudi consulate still waiting for the full details of that investigation to be released we understand from sources that final result may come in two to three days this is an issue no doubt involving a lot of world powers saudi arabia and turkey th

demilitarized zone for the first time they released this statement late yesterday referring to the sochi deal they didn't explicitly say that they support this deal but they saying the signaled readiness to comply so a tacit acceptance of the deal in one of their one of their statements they actually say that we support and appreciate efforts done inside and outside of course that's a reference to turkey to protect liberated areas to prevent an invasion and to prevent massacres we know that this sochi deal is to prevent the possibility of a syrian government offensive to create this new front line so high a really a very pragmatic group that has been pragmatic for years it rebranded itself after it said it was publicly cut ties with al qaida hoping that the international community would no longer see it as a terrorist organization so they did quietly comply with the first deadline which was october tenth and they did remove their happy weapons from this and we have to remember that this demilitarized zone does not solve the whole of the fate of the province as a whole it creates a new fr

not going to contribute to the stability and the security of that little syria nine months after the sochi some into the constitutional committee had not yet been formed and until the end of this year we open pray that the lists will be approved for the prospective members of the constitutional committee so that they can have a summit but it doesn't depend on the four of us we have the will in place for that to be possible and we want an inclusive political solution to the march of the people of the syrian people will determine their fate off they have to have a say. in the matter is that a free and transparent election should be conducted under the provisions of the international community i mean we haven't seen any just a series in that regard or any favors in that regard which are the concrete. fact that we are trying to mobilize the international community. we have. a good weekend evers just like this one and until the end of this year as all of the stakeholders we will launch an appeal to have a summit of the constitutional committee committee to be held as soon as possible that you k

that changed the balance of power the russians then began to pushing talks first in a starter then in sochi thank you very much as a rival to mr de mistura as geneva process in over four years at press conferences and in interviews they seem to one thing that was your mantra there is no military solution and yet in that time we've seen starvation used as a weapon we've seen repression including torture we've seen aerial bombardment including barrel bombs we've seen the repeated use of chemical weapons the syrian government clearly didn't believe you and it now controls most of the country so it did have a military solution to it. you see i work for the u.n. and i've been working for the u.n. now forty eight years in twenty two borth or mission conflict area i have learnt one thing and i know defectors in a few very strong elective what matters if winning the peace mr de mistura isn't finishing quite yet he's making a last trip to damascus next week to persuade the syrian government to accept a finalize list for a constitutional committee they've been dragging their heels on that for nine mo

mission the all of us journalists myself included gathered here in sochi for the meeting between the russian president vladimir putin and his egyptian counterpart but as we learned about the tragedy in courage and as more and more details emerge that completely overshadowed whatever was on the agenda today so expectedly one of lattimer putin finally showed up in front of the media he opened with a statement on kutch but you know what it is simple is that when i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of what's happened all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friends in memory of all the victims let's honor them with a minute's silence. before vladimir putin showed up journalists kind of briefly had wondered whether or not vladimir putin will cut his program short and travel to courage himself i asked about this the press secretar

lasting the sochi deal signed with the russian city in september created a deep militarized zone around syria's northwestern province of which is still under rebel control it prevented a syrian government offensive that would have caused a massive refugee problem europe's participation in the summit was dependent on sustaining the ceasefire france has warned president if i would reconsider attending if syria launched an assault on. the situation it live is still very tense and the europeans are very worried that something could happen and they manage to get president putin. stopping assad from any kind of intervention but still there is concern in europe russia has been trying to get europe to pay for syria's reconstruction arguing that this would facilitate the return of millions of syrians displaced by the war. but it seems europe has not changed its position at least not publicly just days before the summit france made clear where it stands it says the international community needs to pressure damascus to engage in the political process and that the un committee reforming the syrian

ok with that the russian president is giving a statement he's currently in sochi the moment speaking with the egyptian president but he was saying there that he's obviously offers his condolences to the families of those killed and wounded he said the crime of motivation will now be studied and law enforcement agencies will bring us the results of the probe. a moment's silence in memory of those that were killed and wounded today so that's what we've heard from the president president learned. putin let's just bring up to date about what we know because been a lot of conflicting information coming in over the last two or three hours or so but this is what we think is happening as it stands at around midday there was an explosion at the technical college of churches in east in crimea it's believed that seventeen people sorry eighteen people i understand have been killed as related as a result of this. and some information just in we're now told that we investigate is being treated not as a terror attack but as a murder that's the latest line we've received previously it was being trea

joins us from sochi where he was speaking . again you go just run through then some of the other key points. and in naturally the conversation covered all sorts of international topics the obvious one is syria the russian president has said that he's happy with what russia cheve did in that country saying that the primary goal of course was to stop the terror threat way before it reaches the home soil he also thanked turkey for helping russia broker peace to help avoid anything any any bloodshed in the syrian province of idlib the last stronghold that anti assad forces have in the country and well in fact just a couple of months ago politicians and journalists they were screaming with bloody murder really warning that russia is about to decimate the place to commit to basically carry out a bloodbath if they're killing civilians and with all these scaremongering russia really is portrayed now as the biggest and baddest wolf ever could be for example like with all the meddling and everything and of course the biggest concern here

and anything that can build upon the sochi of yours and give more clearer net parameters of the making longer lasting the sochi deal signed with the russian city in september created a deep militarized zone around syria's northwestern province of which is still under rebel control it prevented a syrian government offensive that would have caused a massive refugee problem europe's participation in the summit was dependent on sustaining the ceasefire france has warned president if i would reconsider attending if syria launched an assault on. the situation it live is still very tense and the europeans are very worried that something could happen they manage to get president putin. stopping assad from any kind of intervention but still there is concern in europe russia has been trying to get europe to pay for syria's reconstruction arguing that this would facilitate the return of millions of syrians displaced by the war but it seems europe has not changed its position at least not publicly just days. before the istanbul summit france made clear where it stands it says the international com

well medina so yes indeed vladimir putin was here in his summer residence in sochi meeting his egyptian counterpart there was a meeting that was shuttled way in advance but being here among journalists among all the people among all the workers and you know people from the press service and gradually learning about the horrific events in the city of courage well it was absolutely visible of what was visible is how this tragedy overshadowed whatever was the agenda whatever the agenda was of today's meeting and so people they would kind of begin tailoring their questions to the all the high profile guests who were here to learn more about this tragedy to learn mill more about their reactions and so when finally of the vladimir putin came out in front when both leaders came out to the media they both began their statements with offering their condolences to all the relatives of those who lost their loved ones today in that shooting and bombing that in a putin also said that the investigation was ongoing of course and that the public will be the first to learn how to listen. but you know wh

and anything that can build upon the sochi and give more clearer net parameters of the sochi the old making it longer lasting the sochi deal signed with the russian city in september created a demilitarized zone around syria's northwestern province of which is still under rebel control it prevented a syrian government offensive that would have caused a massive refugee problem europe's participation in the summit was dependent on sustaining the cease fire france has warned president if i would reconsider attending if syria launched an assault on. the situation is live is still very tense and the europeans are very worried that something could happen and they manage to get president putin. stopping assad from any kind of intervention but still there is a concern in europe russia has been trying to get europe to pay for syria's reconstruction arguing that this would facilitate the return of millions of syrians displaced by the war but it seems europe has not changed its position at least not publicly just a. france made clear where it says the international community. in the political p

and have also carefully facility to development twenty two fifty four and sochi they both say debt that i should on a. logical basis prepared some basic aspects of process and rules of procedure that could enable the constitutional committee to work. from the treaty live government above the. it would be possible to identify a smaller group of a number of fifteen from each to form a drafting body of the constitution. and we'll pull away from stephan de mint store or at the un headquarters building in new york james bays is a diplomatic editor he's standing by for us but first we've got another significant development going on in bull we've been hearing about how this team of eleven so the investigators will be going into that building the flanked the turkish authorities hope flanked by turkish investigators we were talking to chris phillips who's. a leading commentator in the world of forensic investigations and he was saying yes in theory they can find d.n.a. evidence inside that relatively small compound building there are questions to be answered clearly over whether they get into th

the white maltese named sochi. the team made two attempts but the floodwater was too high.rd time they tried, the floodwater had just receded enough. the rescuers, you can see their heads just above the water, kicking in the door. >> come on, puppy. >> reporter: she had been on a couch. that sofa floating in the living room for nearly a week. they tried coaxing her out and opening the door even more. >> jess, i'll hold the door. >> reporter: then they get her. >> i got him. coming out. coming out the front of the boat. >> reporter: the dog safe, happy, swimming out. comforting her, checking her over, she was okay. they fed her, her first meal in a week. the humane society telling us sochi has been reunited with her owner, one of the dozens of animals they rescued during florence. >> our thanks to david there. look how scared that puppy looked. >> a week. can you believe that? >> you have to give props for that survival technique that many of these animals have to have in a situation like that. >> also how hard that you can't talk to your dog and say, i'm so sorry there was

a little help from he's miss a his teammate vulture ebo tests let's take a look at the action from sochi. with miss avies taking pole and second during saturday's qualifying this was their race to lose red bulls max for stepan was intent on stealing the headlines however a stunning drive saw him climb twelve places to eventually seal a fifth place finish. terry potter set a record breaking lap during qualification and was on course for victory in the main event but the slavish chief toto wolff ordered him to allow hamilton's a pass that extended the british championship lead over sebastian vettel a president of the fins hopes of glory post-race a visibly disappointed both times was comforted by a triumphant hamilton who admitted his eighth victory of the season owed everything to his teammate sacrifice. i mean that he did a fantastic job all weekend and it was a real gentleman through to let me buy a seat is now not fighting for the championship is where we are usually you would be just elated but you know i can understand how difficult it was got to be ready to find test it up today and

earlier russia beat turkey 2—0 in sochi with denis cheryshev picking up the second goal that takes his the top of the league b — group 2 table. now to cricket and umesh yadav claimed a 10—wicket haul as india again beat tourists west indies inside three days to win their two—test series 2—0. india bowled the tourists out for 127 with yadav taking 11/115 to add to his 6 wickets from the first innings. that set his side a target of 72 in hyderabad, which they reached without loss and this was west indies‘ fourth straight three—day defeat in the country. next up is a five—match one day international series which begins next sunday. eddie pepperell won his second european tour title with a two—shot victory at the british masters on sunday the englishman shot an even—par 72 in his final round in wet conditions but this miraculous eagle on the par four 10th hole went a long way to securing the title. the victory takes pepperell into the world's top 35 and almost certainly secures him a first appearance at next year's masters in augusta with the top 50 at the end of this year guaranteed a pla

inmigrantes creada fuera inmigrantes, la coaliciÓn de los derechos humanos de los migrantes, no en sochiamos a quedar de una manera alegre con pasiÓn y el apoyo de toda la comunidad. >>en comparaciÓn con una cadena bilingüe, presentarÁn un programa semanal de 30 minutos sobre los temas relevantes para la comunidad inmigrante, como las redadas seÁis, lo Último de los programas de paÍs y las elecciones. >>queremos rÁpidamente dar a la gente toda la informaciÓn que pueda tener a su alcance. liliana el programa se puede ver en 37 mercados y 17 estados. con un enfoque en los milenios, diana lucero y edgar aguilar, un inmigrante de mÉxico, compartieron sus propias historias de sacrificio >>fue un desastre, pero al mismo tiempo fue una bendiciÓn, ya que mi tÍa es ciudadana de estados unidos y me invito a mudarme con ella, bÁsicamente me adoptÓ ya que yo no tenÍa a mi madre para apoyarme. z>>gracias al apoyo de su tÍa, edgar emigrÓ a estados unidos y se graduÓ de la universidad de sur de california. la meta es que sirva como un megÁfono para la voz del inmigrante a lo largo del paÍs que a travÉs

also, what i hope is that denmark won zero medals in sochi. i hope we can change that. >> one waste energy power plant at a time. that's great. all right. let's cross back over the atlantic and see what else you got. >> so then this idea of social infrastructure, we've taken it to the scale of the city of new york with a project we've called the big u or the dryline, which essentially is, imagine the high line is this very popular park in copenhagen, former train tracks that have turned -- in new york. former train tracks that have been turned into one of the most popular parks in the city. >> that's right. >> so, when sandy came and there was the obama sandy recovery fund, we were invited for a competition called rebuild by design to look at how could we protect new york from the next sandy. and we thought, what if we could design all of the necessary flood protection measures in a direct dialogue with the local communities inhabiting the water front of new york, all around the south tip of manhattan, in such a way that it doesn't become a se

she won her first olympic title at sochi, where it emerged russia had carried out the systematic mass like to stay in sport to help in the fight against drugs cheats. there are boards i could hope to apply to be on and continue to have the voice of the athlete represented and remind people that we have to protect athletes especially when we are talking about anti—doping issues, we have to keep banging the drum and protect clean and fair competition. it is important use the platform i have is an olympic athlete and make sure our voices are heard even though it feels like not being heard, we have to continue the fight. engand face sri lanka in the third odi tomorrow in kandy. the first was a wash out, but they took a 1—0 lead in another rain—affected match in dambulla, with three left to play. the good news for england ahead of the world cup next summer on home soil, moeen ali believes he's coming into the peak of his career. the mental side of the game and just in general, i feel i'm comfortable with myself and my game, the way i play. i know, you know when you've done badly done well,

muted celebrations in sochi as valtteri bottas hands victory to lewis hamilton at the russian grand prixfor you from the bundesliga. welcome to the programme. thrills, spills, twists and turns, tense head—to—heads and ultimately a crushing victory. europe have regained the ryder cup after thrashing the usa 17.5 to 10.5 at le golf national in france. trailing 10—6, the americans had threatened a comeback by winning 3 of the first five singles points but europe weathered the storm to prompt wild celebrations as ben croucher reports

what i hope is that denmark won zero medals in sochi, i hope we can change that. >> one waste 3/4 powenergy powe at a time. i love that. >> so this idea of social infrastructure, we have take continue to the scale of the city of new york with a project we call the big u, or the dry line, which essentially is imagine the high line, is this very popular park in copenhagen, former train tracks. >> in new york. >> in new york, exactly. former train tracks that have been turned into one of the most popular parks in the city. so when sandy came, and there was the obama sandy recovery fund, we were invited to a competition, rebuild by design and how can we protect new york from the next sandy and what if we could design all of the necessary flood protection measures in a direct dialogue with the local communities inhabiting the water front of new york, all around the south tip of manhattan, in such a way that doesn't create a sea wall that segregates the city from the water around it but undulating hills and see pavilions with programs and target doors that can slide up and undulating pieces of fu

and they went to sochi. we didn't go. we were not present there because we didn't want to legitimize the process or give them credibility to a process starting in sochi. what happened in the united nations under secretary general have agreed to an outcome that was put forward in sochi that is stated that the process needs to take place in geneva. and there will be a selection of 150 people. 50 from the opposition, 50 people from the regime. and 50 people selected by the united nations from civil society groups, from other components so that could the process could start. we said the regime gave their names. the regime, again, is saying, well, we can't go forward with this. one of their biggest obstacles this is a syrian process. i don't know if you followed a couple of days ago to damascus where during general assembly a couple of weeks ago this is the syrian process. when the process is happening, they're saying that this is one of the obstacles but one of the other obstacles or three other obstacles they're putting forw

a decision in sochi in january but unfortunately such a committee has not met to date but this is important so that this political process at the end of which there must be elections free elections which are accessible to all syrians even those dispersed in the jasper so that this process can happen and we would like to express our engagements and that everybody is called upon to do what they can in order to make it possible for such a meeting of the constitutional committee before the end of the year in order to start this political pros says i think this is very important. to show that there is no military solution to start a conflict beyond that we also spoke about the free and secure or safe return of refugees but this is tied to preconditions and must be coordinated closely with you and committees like the un h.c.r. and there must be undertakings that there will be no persecution or arrests. this is human terry and basic preconditions have to be fulfilled it has to be a humanitarian infrastructure but the key to a durable peace and return of refugees will be a put in a political soluti

senators to block arms sales to sochi in retaliation i don't like the concept of stopping an investment of one hundred ten billion dollars into the united states. because you know they're going to do they're going to take that money and spend it or russia or china or someplace else so i think there are other ways if it turns out to be as bad as it might be there are certainly other ways of handling the situation but the president says u.s. investigators are now helping inquiries abroad with a report jew in his words very soon but turkey's foreign minister on a trip to iraq says that's not the case but they do want sodhi help because the incident took place in saudi arabia's consulate we're working on this matter with the saudi authorities and they must cooperate with us on this matter we will announce the results at the end of the investigation a leading republican senator with access to the latest intelligence says he believes jamal khashoggi has been murdered everyone points to saudi arabia and it would appear that he's not a law about what one democrat says the white house can't talk

that changed the balance of power the russians then began to pushing talks first in a stana then in sochi thank you very much as a rival to mr de mistura as geneva process in over four years at press conferences and in interviews they seem to one thing that was your mantra there is no military solution and yet in that time we've seen starvation used as a weapon we've seen repression including torture we've seen aerial bombardment including barrel bombs we've seen the repeated use of chemical weapons the syrian government clearly didn't believe you and it now controls most of the country so it did have a military solution to it. you see i work for the u.n. and i've been working for the end now forty eight years in twenty two borth or mission conflict area i have learnt one thing and i know defectors in a few very strong elective what matters if winning the peace mr de mistura isn't finishing quite yet he's making a last trip to damascus next week to persuade the syrian government to accept a finalize list for a constitutional committee they've been dragging their heels on that for nine mon

from which these attacks came and this was the focus of our conversation with mr erdogan recently in sochi when he came to russia with a short working visit during the talks we've had an idea to create a democrat or a zone. which would spend fifteen to twenty kilometers that would be able to ensure security for the civilians and for our air base so we've created these decided to create this develop rise so that would exclude any kind of militants already go groups such as isis and the and prevent any kind of weaponry be used in this area and i'd like to inform here today that we have been working closely with our turkish partners. and we can see that they treat these agreements as something very serious they have been very good in terms of keeping their word there have been implementing. the agreement and they've helped us remove militants from the zone and remove have the weaponry from the zone. so we will continue our work we will continue to implement. the agreements including. creating patrols that we've agreed upon. with the participation of russian military police all of this would h

very clearly that the whole political process has moved away from geneva from new united states to sochi to. to rush or in the leave a no the very important symbolic event of two european leaders being pressed and patted participating i don't think much substance came out of this meeting but the importance was that the europeans took part and they're starting to engage with a sad and with president putin and that is very much the key thing and it's really part of what we see happening to i think also.

meanwhile president vladimir putin who was hosting his addiction counterpart in the blank sea resort of sochi open to meeting with a statement on the atrocities. but you know what it is simple is that when i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of what's happened all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friends see a memory of the victims let's honor them with the minutes signed by many. political figures from around the world have been speaking out on the tragedy u.n. secretary general antonio the terrorist has just released a statement offering his condolences to the families of the victims and wishing the engine students a speedy recovery. in other news now the u.s. secretary of state has just concluded a visit to turkey and saudi arabia focusing on the international uproar if a missing journalist turkey accuses a saudi hit squad of

meanwhile president vladimir putin who was hosting his egyptian counterpart in the black sea resort of sochi opens the meeting with a statement on the atrocity. but you know what it is simple use when you want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of what's happened all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friend see memory aid to victims let's with a minute sign. but how would our table became ping across any further developments following the attack in crimea and we'll bring you any updates as soon as we get them. moving to other news now the u.s. secretary of state has just concluded a visit to turkey and saudi arabia focusing on the international uproar over a missing journalist turkey accuses a saudi hit squad of murdering jamal histology inside this saudi torn seamlessness done full two weeks ago and claims to have a recording of the i

the saudi royal family has met with the sochi son and brother to express condolences to the journalists eldest son was pictured shaking hands with the saudi crown prince who is suspected of orchestrating the killing of his father he later left saudi arabia to washington according to sources u.s. president this week condemned the cover up of the murder but still stressed the importance of continued weapon sales to riyadh cover up was one of the worst in the history of cover ups. so he really is a bit of really great our one of the biggest versus maybe the biggest investor. they are doing hundreds of billions of dollars worth of investments and you know so many jobs so many jobs thousands and thousands of jobs they've been funding a lot of things but from statement there was met with huge criticism by the powers but they also are refusing to cancel multibillion dollar arms sales to saudi arabia in fact so far germany is the only exception. i agree with all those who say that exports which are already limited must not take place in the console. i don't have to react to every single stateme

who are president vladimir putin who is hosting these egypt counterpart in the black sea resort of sochi opened their meeting with a statement on the atrocity. which would just simply as i want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recover as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we're looking deeply into the motives and versions of what's happened all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friend see a memory of all the victims let's honor them with a minute sign which is when you. thank. the sure we will be keeping right across any further developments following that attack today in crimea and the updates come in we'll bring them straight to you. the world stands in anxious and dissipate as the u.s. secretary of state among pompei heads home from his trip to saudi arabia in turkey the reason behind the visit the disappearance and the alleged killing of a saudi journalist who was last seen entering the state's consulate in istanbul more

mean forget about the syrians the syrians they are they are not in the summer they have not been in sochi. they were not part of the bilateral agreement between the russians and the us they were not part of this trilateral agreement between the russians the iranians and the turks and they are not part of anything this seems to accept the fact that it's their country absolutely. but the. fact that the americans are not there is really important because i don't see any sort of agreement that can be emblem entered without that medicare's been the why because the united states is controlling one third of syria that is the east in your fifty's but it's more than fifty percent of syrian territories and the east the eastern part of the fifty's is actually very important part of syrian territory is why because it's is it's it has most of syria's mineral resources as oil and water. most of syria's a great cultural actually is being grown at that division so without that no single government in damascus will be able actually to start any meeting name call and aiming for greeks auction process so th

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very clearly that the whole political process has moved away from geneva from new united states to sochi to rush or the leave. the very important.

earlier russia beat turkey 2—0 in sochi with denis cheryshev picking up the second goal that takes hissecond european tour title with a two—shot victory at the british masters on sunday the englishman shot victory at the british masters on sunday. the englishman shot an even—par 72 in his final round in wet conditions but a miraculous eagle on the par four 10th hole went a long way to securing the title. the victory takes pepperell into the world's top 35 and almost certainly secures him a first appearance at augusta in 2019 with the top 50 at the end of the year guaranteed a place in the first major of the year in april. now to cricket and umesh yadav claimed a 10—wicket match haul as india again beat tourists west indies inside three days to win their two—test series 2—0. india bowled the tourists out for 127 with yadav taking 4 for 45 to add to his 6 wickets from the first innings. that set his side a target of 72 in hyderabad, which they reached without loss and this was west indies‘ fourth straight three—day defeat in the country. next up is a five—match one day international seri

very clearly that the whole political process has moved away from geneva from new united states to sochi. to russia in the leave a mole. very important symbolic event of two european leaders being present that it participating i don't think much substance came out of this meeting but the importance was that the europeans took part in the starting to engage with a sad and with president putin and that is in him is very much the key thing and it's really part of what we see happening to i think also quite striking with the images coming from the u.n. general assembly where we saw him while while leading while i'm the foreign minister of syria actually being congratulated by certain arab states. voiding him like the plague premier or sort of and sort of congratulating him so i think there is a shift taking place so the shift is in europe finally.