help from australia arrives at the scene of an oil spill in the solomon islands as the threat grows to protected coral reef. and we talk to pakistan's first transgender supermodel about challenging stereotypes in her first film role. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 9am in the morning in beijing, where the chinese premier has unveiled tax cuts designed to boost the slowing economy. he warned the nation to prepare for a tough struggle. li keqiang said the chinese economy faced a crucial year, as he addressed the opening of china's annual two sessions. it's the country's biggest political meeting of the year. our china correspondent john sudworth reports from beijing. under a cloud of pollution they streamed in to take their places in a largely ceremonial parliament devoid of dissent. many too guarded even to acknowledge the biggest issue of the day. are you worried about the economy, i ask. of course i'm not worried, she says. our country is strong. the economy is getting better and better, this man says. inside though, the message from china's leaders was much mor

so i go back to solomon brothers. i go to the head of the trading floor in london. and i say, i've just been with mr. soros and he wants to have us manage his money in russia, what do you think? and he said brilliant idea, bill, let's form a task force to study it. so a week later we have our first task force meeting. i walk into this room and it's like a mid sized conference room and there's 45 people in the room, 40 of them i've never seen before in my life. there was the vice chairman of the firm, senior managing directors, managing directors, senior directors, directors, senior vice presidents, vice presidents, and me. as soon as the meeting started, i fight broke out as to which group inside solomon brothers was going to get the economic credit for the business. and each group that started fighting had the most persuasive argument i could have managed about why they deserved the economic credit for the business. and one thing i can tell you about investment bankers is they're incredibly articulate about getting money they don't deserve. as i was watching this m

here with a full report, john solomon and u.s. attorney joe digenova and assistant attorney general tori, to have my favorite people, john solomon gets the lead tonight but this breaking story. i want to get specifically the tape recording released by a member of ukrainian parliament. let's talk about the tape recording. >> john: we don't know much about it because it's floating around ukraine but the general prosecutor of ukraine equivalent of an attorney general came on our show this morning and set the following "there's enough evidence to open up a criminal investigation into the illicit effort by ukrainian to try to influence the united states election in favor of hillary clinton." that is a profound statement from top law officials of ukraine. why is it important? a court concluded in ukraine, ukrainian officials like paul manafort's records to sway the u.s. election. you haven't heard anything about that in the american press. that ruling occurred recently and parliament says i have a tape of these law-enforcement officials

we will have all the details coming up with john solomon. but before we get to the top story, ask yourself a couple of questions, will this be investigated for three years? two by mueller and one by the fbi, and it mueller's case, that merry band of democratic donors? while the mainstream media even cover what i a damning story with tapes? we will not hold our breath, that story and much more tonight. we first turn our attention to "hannity watch", the crop of democratic hopefuls. democrats pushing to give 16-year-olds the right to vote, you you can't drink till you're 21, to stack the supreme court so they get enough justices that think their way and will legislate from the bench and proposing an end to the electoral college. now what is happening, we will break it down. this is a scary attempt by politicians to centralize power and control the lives of you, we, the american people. and right now, it is the party line among almost all the radical democrats running to be president in 2020. a blatant, dramatic frightening attempt to alter ame

this is where solomon mcfarland went to convalesce. he was a surgeon, got sick, state there until october -- until october. this is where the piper family's data. it is here because solomon mcfarland took it. what do you see? the potomac river. you see the canal. the potomac is well flooded. it is way out there. i found a spot close to where i think this is. it is amazing. you see a little kid and his mother standing there. it is a sweet photograph. here you can see this photograph wagon, for the whole family. you see the farm. that was there for a time. 1868, and it was there for quite a while. this is interesting because this is bloody lane. this has ot riley, that is dr. macfarland. if you look to the right -- left, lying down in the bloody lane is good old ot riley giving a tour it i have never lied down during a spot, but i am guessing they are standing in the shade getting rest. that was interesting. he is working hard for his money. you see the james ward house in the distance. that is a beautiful shot. considere to what i the m

solomons or so is the founding director of the africa pan african policy research and consulting think tank in nairobi kenya patrick is political commentator writer and award winning cartoonist and in frankfurt germany is the editor in chief of the artist standard welcome all of you to the stream like to start on my left one of the examples here because i think that'll help us get into this conversation right from the start this from the associated press the famed news agency they wrote march tenth breaking authorities say canadians chinese americans italians indians french british egyptians among those killed in a plane crash this is what our community for one thought about dot says it's typical of u.s. space publications to forget that africa consists of many countries but the a.p. should know better i'm curious as to why someone thought egypt was worth a mention but not kenya patrick i'm going to give this to you but before i do i do want to share in the interests of fairness here to the a.p. they spoke to nairobi news you can see this here on my screen this is why we didn't mention

let's start john solomon with you and your breaking news. this is amazing. papadopoulos and page exculpatory information was withheld from the fisa court on top of what we know? >> yeah. listen, today is the day more than any other that you can see the dual justice system. can you see in peter strzok how the fbi took evidence of criminality. the negligent handling of email turned it into exxonner race and took the innocence and turned it into a criminal investigation against donald trump. it's extraordinary what we learned is that these two men the two focuses george papadopoulos and lisa page the opened up the russia investigation captured talking to fbi informant making exculpatory statements spontaneous admissions of innocence. they did not meet with russia. they did not hack emails with the russians and in fact they said they would consider that treasonous wouldn't be involved in it. multiple statements of innocence, no evidence that was told to the fisa court. important to note these statements of innocence occurred in august and september of 2016. >> o

solomons and santa cruz, this whittles down to carrier strength.he enterprise is damaged at the eastern solomons battle and santa cruz battle. so badly damaged she has to be taken out of action for a short time, but we did lose the carrier hornet. she is hit by bombs, torpedoes and even as you see in this picture, it would be japanese mikaze.zzy -- ka one of the first place to hit a ship that was trying to be done so. they thought the hornet would be lost, to be scuttled eventually. which leaves only the big e, the last carrier here to handle the rest of the campaign. in biggest push comes november 1942 when admiral intelligence the japanese have a major undertaking to take guadalcanal back which will take a major ground assaults, battleships and cruisers for actions and large in.oy bringing new soldiers he has little choice but to get the big e under way and stop this. her air group will become the salvation for guadalcanal. the forward elevator is in the bad habit of sticking in the down position so the skipper forde we will not use that flight o

benjamin solomon. college touated from go on to talk to the -- to go on to dental school and become a dentist. out, held war ii broke enlisted like many meant to serve his country. at the time, the army did not see the need for the number of dentists they eventually would and because of it, he wound up not in the medical department, but an instructor for machine gunnery. later on in the war, when the army realized just how many dentist they would need for a conflict this widespread, he ended number of other dentists were called back to service in the meant -- medical department. he would eventually wind up in her variety -- in hawaii. service --gimental dentist in japan. that is a right that has a medical specialty, but is in command of the hospital. they not only neither medical knowledge, more importantly they need the knowledge of administration. in saipan, their position was being overrun. during the time that the patients were being evacuated, dr. solomon noticed japanese soldiers coming under the

just put this year because of interesting, it's solomon mcfarland's photograph. takes over and kicked them out, it turns out that they went to the cave down along the river and this says the far more i was , this is when sick where solomon mcfarland went to convalesce. he was a surgeon at the battle of antietam, and he convalesce at this house. this is where the piper family stayed. this is the only known photograph of this house and it's here because solomon mcfarland took it. you look in the distance, what you see? the potomac river. you see the canal, the potomac. flooded buty well this is way, way out there. i found a spot pretty close to cane i think this is you see the little kid and his mother standing there. here is the burnside bridge. this is the lack of global family. up on the hill, that was there for quite a long time. i believe in 1868, it was there for quite a while. because thisesting is bloody line and this has cody riley, and if you look down to lying downight here, on the bloody lane is oliver riley, giving a tour. down, but i'mied guessing may

bloomberg lion air suspense delivery a boeing max stats after africa crash so to the untrained eye solomon maybe nothing at all with these headlines what what's your take on these headlines. i don't like what the government points. the first one to this assumption because one country and thereby it is not doing enough to. be attributed to the last week or by the fact that it may be an individual our. two. countries have to go national to do something. it is. only cools and not to curse so when the president does something. there you go and african president. relates to what important which is very this is an image of. and even in measuring this cancer reports what some of these journalists are doing is basically feeding into this ng narrative and frame of mind and people's perspective about africa those ideas that i think mentioned earlier on the third point that out but their lives through the weird incidents in africa report even touch of with that. human. in a moment of people who does it is completely put aside and often it is a kind of the courting the base going to tends to shawl eit

powerful example to continue with that so that a you're on your brain wavelength as our community solomon i heard you there but just at the end of the shows i have enough time for one point i have just enough time to read this last tweet before we go this is a black lad who says that it is about time that we as africans covered our own events and stories poor journalism by the western media must also get better as solomon there is so patrick that are and so that led them i thank you so much you can continue this conversation online by following us on twitter we are at a.j. stream we'll see you next time. to. get. to. a chance for union off the decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother's journey to bring you not with the son she lost more than sixty years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. they call this bleeding the tree. first substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war. it's latex in its purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or mattresses it is an essential element to daily life and so deep in the ivorian

the big carrier battles we mentioned, eastern solomons and santa cruz. this whittles down to carrier strength between the japanese and the americans. the enterprise is damaged at the eastern solomons battle and the santa cruz battle. so badly damaged she has to be taken out of action for a short period of time, but we did lose the carrier hornet. she's hit by bombs, by torpedoes , and even, as you see in this picture, it would be japanese kamikaze. one of the first planes to hit a ship that was trying to be done so. they thought the hornet would be lost, to be scuttled eventually. which leaves only the big e, the last operational carrier in this part of the pacific to handle the rest of the campaign. the biggest push comes in november, 1942, when admiral halsey receives intelligence the japanese has a major undertaking to take guadalcanal back, which will take a major ground assaults, battleships, and cruisers for actions and large convoy bringing new soldiers in. he has little choice but to get the big e back under way and stop this. her air group will

interested in trying to hold all those responsible including the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon they've already passed a number of resolutions and legislation that would cite him and hold him personally responsible but the full force of congressional anger has yet to be brought on to this matter and certainly their efforts to try to get more information from the trumpet ministration continue some for a short break here and i'll just say that when we come back a desperate journey changes course as refugees hijack that rescue ship on the. hello there we've still got our violent weather system with us across the middle east at the moment if we take a look at the satellite picture we can see the huge area of cloud that's given us all flooding in parts of iran and stretching all the way up towards the northeastern parts of our map now that system still going to be with us as we head through the day on says day still a few poky outbreaks of rain but it really gets going again as we head through friday friday looks like that what weather really will be quite heavy for some of us in afg

judge jeanine: i'm going to give the last word to john solomon.ny chance the department of justice will do anything? >> rudy giuliani said it would be an outrage if they don't. before cohen came in 51% said they believed him. after he testified, it went down to 37. this is the lead witness and he has been nothing but a womb arrange. womb -- nothing but a boomerang. judge jeanine: a personal announcement you don't want to miss. my political panel is ready for battle. stephanie hamill and jonathon harris standing by to his own dem straitiond. i'm aishah hasnie. judge jeanine: a lot to discuss with the political panel so let's have at it. stephanie hamill joins me along with downthon harris. i want to start with one question on paul manafort. he was sentenced to 47 months instead of 24 years. is he, stephanie, a victim or the vimmian. >> in this case i would say he's a victim. this is about bank fraud. it has nothing do with collusion. but we have to accept the fact that no one would have investigated him had he not been part of the trump team, trump

judge jeanine: i'm going to give the last word to john solomon.e the department of justice will do anything? >> rudy giuliani said it would be an outrage if they don't. before cohen came in 51% said they believed him. after he testified, it went down to 37. this is the lead witness and he has been nothing but a womb arrange. womb -- nothing but a boomerang. judge jeanine: a personal announcement you don't want to miss. my political panel is ready for battle. stephanie hamill and jonathon stephanie hamill and jonathon harris standing by to (coughing) need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and filters by cabin class, wi-fi and more. so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. kayak. search one and done. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie. a bill sponsored by knowledge senator cory booker would legalize marijuana, and it's support by kamala harris, kirsten gillibrand, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. not long ago it was politically damaging to support sm

dan hoffman and dan and john solomon. john you have an article out that the democrats didn't care about michael cohen and hated guts and said every nasty word about him, they put him in a very, very difficult position? >> yes, his legal jeopardy is real and extensive. we talked about it last night. i today i called around people who worked in the transition and said did michael cohen not lobby for a job? i talked to 12 separate witnesses who claimed that michael cohen repeatedly lobbied for a white house job and complained when he didn't get one. they range from the deputy director of the transition to a pastor in ohio who was a friend of michael cohen's. named darryl scott. he said i can't lie for my friend. he asked me to ask the president could he have a job in the white house? is the perjury trap that the democrats didn't want to set for their star witness. i think it will boomerang. >> sean: the other issue. two criminal referrals. serious issues as michael cohen knows. what bothers me, dan bongino, they didn't care.

judge jeanine: i'm going to give the last word to john solomon.ny chance the department of justice will do anything? >> rudy giuliani said it would be an outrage if they don't. before cohen came in 51% said they believed him. after he testified, it went down to 37. this is the lead witness and he has been nothing but a womb arrange. womb -- nothing but a boomerang. judge jeanine: a personal announcement you don't want to miss. my political panel is ready for battle. stephanie hamill and jonathon harris standing by to debate the week in politics. 't follow the . ♪ ♪ i'm begging you... take gas-x.ed beneath the duvet your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weig

i was hoping for opera, but i will take david solomon.ark, why is david solomon going to be at the apple event? mark: according to sources we spoke to, david solomon, ceo of goldman sachs, will be in attendance. he won't be on stage. the main reason is because apple and goldman have an upcoming partnership around a joint credit card that would be tied to apple pay. because of annual fees and credit card processing fees, this would generate additional revenue for apple, who are looking for additional revenue serviceshrough its business. this fits in very nicely with the rest of the services bundled they are going to talk about, with video streaming, on monday. thing, ais is a new joint credit card between goldman and apple. it deals like a different animal than a new entertainment bundle. is a different animal. again, it contributes to the same bottom line as the video service would, the overall services revenue, the difference instructions they are trying to shoot for. reddit cards, you gain annual fees every month or every year for a cre

the purpose was to do the gallantry of the men in the solomon islands against the fanatical japanese fighting force. from major generals to platoon sergeants, the perspective of the contributors was consistent in its urging to revamp official prewar by the book training to reflect the harsh wars of jungle fighting to reduce casualties. i feel like i can comment. one of the things that indicates is a difference in how the united states navy and how the army approached some of these things. andhe navy there is a clear deliver it sense of leaving room for the emergence and adaptation of new approaches and new techniques. thes clear from records of time that they feel the united the have the same mindset and it had to hit home for the united states army through its fighting growth in north pacific and africa where assumptions about prewar approaches proved to be flawed. doesn't mean the approaches didn't prove to be, but there was a deliberate sense we need to allow room to learn. we will not get it right the first time. >> on the ground floor to the back, your left. thatere is an old sa

months the japs win back this vital outpost but their transports lie wrecked on the sands of the solomonshal vander griffe forward into the jungle, directing the campaign that japsilled nearly 7,000 on the canal alone. canalps call the death island. ♪ ♪ >> supporting the infantry, the marines' big tanks bring over any road, or through no roads at all. offshore, an american freighter battles an oil was, just as she preparing to land her cargo. calmly, the marines fight flames, all supplies are saved and the ship will sail again. ♪ ♪ >> the earliest americans, show theirdians, troopatriots when a train stops by. they bring baskets of home cooked footstuffs for the uniform. they are proud of their boys roll, 700 indian from one small county are serving with america's armed forces. in their workshops, navajo women famous for their make gifts and games for red cross packages. ♪ ♪ >> from this primitive home, a navajo chief has sent the army, to american indians loyal to their country. ♪ ♪ >> the air transport of tomorrow becomes the reality today. the constellation, america's newest land-base

just ask sarah solomon. >> right now i am outside of my camper van. i'm just cruising around new zealand and exploring. and then have i this great little table where i set up my laptop and do work in the morning. >> reporter: or nathan krasinski. >> running with the dog, it's kind of a euphoric feeling. it feels like you're riding a magic future. >> reporter: he deferred a future in chemical engineering for life on the alaskan frontier mushing dogs. >> i went to school for six years. a lot of time spent sitting down in the library. kind of ready for something different, a change of pace and took a little deter. >> what you doing there? >> reporter: but solomon unto doesn't know if or when she sever coming back. >> when i left new york city, i said i'll go for a year. i'll travel for a year and come back and probably get a job again. it's obviously been longer than a year with no end in sight. >> reporter: she left an enviable job at a big publicity firm. >> i started getting a little tired of just the same nine to five routine every day, getting up, g

something heher's, acquired in the solomon islands. of ceremonyster duties very seriously.he speakers go overtime or if any of you get out of hand i may have to go guadalcanal on you. [laughter] started. this thing our first speaker today is richard frank. there is an old cliche. he needs no introduction. you know what that means. he deserves a very long introduction. leadinge world's scholar on the guadalcanal campaign. book, he is in his a friend of the museum, a longtime presidential counselor, and i am proud to call him a personal friend. rich frank. you [applause] >> good morning. the landing by the first division on the island of guadalcanal was in the next -- obscure location in the pacific in 1942 mark the first american offensive of the war. it began a six-month tumultuous struggle involving intensive fighting on land, sea, and air balance and it followed a seesaw path. appearedtober, it especially in washington that the campaign stood poised to collapse in a huge disastrous defeat. the u.s. navy seemed unable to control the seas, a large japanese convoy had landed

said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the light night with a friend named george solomonn moon lake about an hour to the north. >> he did go up to where he was staying. this is confirmed through interviews with george as well as george's girlfriend. >> george gave us a timeline that was consistent with what permentor gave us. >> tim's story checked out and he came clean on something right from the start. he had a record. he had done time. >> early on in your life, you get involved in trouble. what was going on? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid. started it up small basically running an ad out of a newspaper. getting a small office and it just expanded from there. >> what kind of money? >> i was grossing about $6,000 to $7,000 a day. >> that was the trap. >> why am i going to school making this kind of money. >> for ended up in a gun fight? >> yes, sir. >> tim was worried he would be painted as a bad guy right away because of his sorted past. he promised to cooperate in every way possible. but cops took him up on it. >> i allowed them to photograph me and remo

it's decision to recognize israeli sovereignty over the occupied golan heights came king solomon gavethe opening speech at the thirty arab league summit which is underway right now into nation's capital tunis these are live pictures he also stressed the importance of finding a political solution to the conflict in yemen. here. in the issue we emphasize our support for the u.n. efforts for reaching a political solution in accordance with the three references. we call upon the international community to bind who theme militias backed by iran to seize their hostile practices which lead to the suffering of the of the yemeni people and threaten the security and stability of the region and other news the two main border crossings into gaza are open again for the first time in six days israel lifted restrictions on sunday morning after a weekend of mass protests along the fence dividing gaza and israel for palestinian protesters were killed and two hundred forty others injured during the demonstrations and has the latest from gaza. the fact that the areas crossings have been reopened clearly

john solomon, we now have obvious coaching. what else will they possibly be meeting for? said, oh, we were going over the question, hisis testimony. weing have coaching, literally, schiff's collusion on tape as he thinks he speaking with russian operatives, trying to get russian compromised material on the president for electoralth purposes. then of course he hired the one guy in the country, the one guy that still believes that mr. bond dossier, which, its author doesn't even believe in. we now know in the case -- she's on tape colluding with russians. what needs to happen and how big is this, especially with the release of that ohr transcript? >> i think firstly, the committee should demand of its chairman all the contacts with witnesses, including witnesses who may have at some point to stop cooperating with theti committee. i have some reason to believe that german schiff and the staff had contacts with people who subsequently stopub cooperating with the committee. i think that is an important question. if you believes in transparency like he says, put all of your con

withdrew he's pledged his support to solomon who's had the job since twenty thirteen. valtteri bottas will be feeling the pressure at this week's bahrain grand prix after not win a single race last season the mercedes driver had a stunning start by winning the season opener expectations will be high though after clinching victory in australia the shown he can be a serious contender teammate and defending champion lewis hamilton are going for sure say that something in my mindset has changed for the year. to prepare preparation over the winter and just the way of how i feel and think about things have changed. it's quite difficult to explain in detail but i feel different to yours before the two time champion ferdinando alonso world has with mclaren after sunday's grand prix is when you're left f one of the end of last season but remains close to the team as an adviser mclaren want alonso's thoughts on their revamped car is twenty eight teens had a serious design flaw and major league baseball the new york yankees started off their twenty nine hundred season with a big

carter, they have the details, that's next. ♪ solomon, sara carter, they he the details, that's nextook. [ thunder rumbles ] omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair removal. for men. notice that my hips are off the ground. [ engine revving ] and then, i'm gonna pike my hips back into downward dog. [ rhythmic tapping ] hey, the rain stopped. -a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. -tell me about that dental procedure again! -i can still taste it in my mouth! -progressive helps keep you out there. ♪ >> sean: so the hate-trump media mob is trying to distract you with the dems never ending investigation. the real scandals are h right under the media's nose. they've missed it for two years but the hill's john solomon has an explosive pieces in "the hill" showing how a top fbi counterintelligence official looked the otherfb way despite all the red flags about star-crossed trump-hating lovers page and strzok. sara carter also out with a new report detailing how the democrats house judiciary probe is simply searching for a crime to punish trump

made the point he's a congressman brad sherman made the point that if we can't trust mohammad bin solomon with a bone saw how can we trust him with nuclear technology now that's a completely fair point and it's a valid concern. if even if we can get to this type of one two three agreement that guarantees that saudi arabia won't develop a nuclear weapon can we really rely on them to keep their word. questions have been raised in the u.k. parliament about british involvement in the war in yemen the opposition labor party is demanding answers after british media reported that special forces have been involved in firefights with yemen's who are the rebels the government's also been questioned of the allegations that british forces may have provided support the child soldiers as part of the saudi u.a.e. colonization there is one especially disturbing allegation in the may on sunday's report which was that our forces are providing support to locally recruited saudi funded militia where many of the fighters up to forty percent it was alleged are children as young as thirteen years old so i would

john solomon, "the hill" was very good as articles. you want to see that. when we come back, are exclusive, the only interview with the president right after the summit. he will reveal the insight into what was going on behind the scenes, and we'll talk about that, my call michael cohen, robert mueller, immigration, at the new green deal, straight ahead. ♪ at midas, with every oil change you get a free tire rotation. makes you feel like a king! king for a day! well, maybe not the whole day. our 19.99 or 49.99 oil change includes a tire rotation. douglas! we're running dangerously low on beans. people love your beans, doug. they love 'em. doooooooooug! you want to go sell some tacos? progressive knows small business makes big demands. doug, where do we get a replacement chili pepper bulb? so we'll design the insurance solution that fits your business. it's a very niche bulb. it's a specialty bulb. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from

spectum to see first is saudi arabia's king solomon handover the reins of the presidency of the league to the tunisian leader the tunisian leader will then speak and then he'll hand over to the secretary general of the arab league and after which there are a number of speakers we don't know the order of speakers but we will bring bring you some of those speeches including that of the emir of qatar if it happens as well as the egyptian president. moving on to algeria now and one of the country's richest men and a close back of president abdelaziz bouteflika has been arrested at the border with tunisia in the latest blow to abdelaziz bouteflika he had resigned as the head of the algerian business leaders for a month. has been awarded large public works contracts by the government and health fund which if the lection campaigns the f c e business forum became a strong political support tool for the president there's plenty more ahead on this on jazeera news hour including more than just a local election the vote in turkey that is being seen as a test of president wants strength glass mox l

yes so that is a big concern about a year ago mohamed bin solomon the crown prince of saudi arabia when it's all on national television he told reporters that if iran were to develop a nuclear weapon that saudi arabia would also develop a nuclear weapon full stop no ambiguity there whatsoever the problem is now that the united states has decided that it wants to withdraw from the j c p a way of the nuclear deal that we had with iran preventing them from developing a nuclear weapon that has become a more likely scenario so when the story initially erupted a month ago that the united states was in talks with saudi arabia discretely about transfers a civilian nuclear technology that they wanted to go around this what is called a one two three agreement that would centrally guaranteed saudi arabia would guarantee that the technology that we sold them would not be used for the development of a nuclear weapons program. it was uncovered that they were trying to circumvent this issue both republicans and democrats in the united states congress of voice serious opposition to this they in fact la

shoulder in october as the front page report the saudi government has insisted that the hamad bin solomon didn't order the journalists in istanbul mike hanna reports now from washington. the new york times a reveals that in two thousand and seventeen a body calling itself the saudi rap that intervention group was formed now this was at about the time that the mohammed bin solomon was elevated to the position of crown prince since then says the newspaper this group has carried out a number of operations in neighboring countries and further afield including the force all repatriation of saudi dissidents of back to riyadh and other cities in saudi arabia now the new york times does not name the intelligence sources that use the cia itself has declined to comment however it does name some of the individuals involved in this group it says that the group is headed by sadal cult tiny a close associate of the crown prince now president trump has insisted that the whole affair of the murder of jamal for shoji in his view is over he says that he is intent on continuing to conduct business with saud

saudi record intervention group round about twenty seventeen at about the time that muhammad bin solomon was elevated to the position of crown prince the report says that this group carried out several operations in neighboring countries including the forcible repetoire asian off a number of political dissidents back to saudi arabia in addition the report says the group was also responsible for the interrogation of those who'd been arrested in a massive crackdown a couple of years ago in which a number of prominent saudi individuals were held at the ritz carlton hotel on the instructions of the crown prince muhammad been solomon now the television sufficient as quoted by the new york times are not revealed and no names are given the cia itself has declined to comment but certainly what the time does report does reveal is a pattern being carried out by saudi arabia of which jamal khashoggi was just a pot according to the reports of this group was carrying out operations well before the murder of jamal khashoggi it does name a couple of members of the group headed by solid i'll call tawny

secrets stole shrines and bottling storms in the solomon islands it is a diplomatic mission made for social media. highwinds you tube sensation ben wu is in search of friends both for himself and for his increasingly isolated country the answer and adventure to their last remaining allies yet to be cowed by chinese power. on those most taiwanese only know about our allies when diplomatic relations are terminated and i don't think this is good but the younger population and also for a country. it's a journey taking his brand of youthful exuberance to the south pacific far flung places where taiwan still maintains diplomatic ties the hope is to strengthen those links and project taiwan on to the world armed with a selfish stick and a camera for some an expensive video diary band calls it people diplomacy with. these diplomatic allies are very important to us we need the help from these countries if we want to have a voice in international organizations there for the younger generation needs to know our allies. coming at holding the voyage to can the tiny african nation of s. what's tra

extensively and did d.w. a bit they made that many reports linking the sound crown prince mohammed bin solomon to the killing now saudi arabia has always denied that there was any link a bit american officials have said that mr shop shoes murder would have needed prints mohammed's support for that to happen now so far has been no comment from either the saudi authorities or from the national in inquiry gavin de becker says he has handed in all the information that he has gathered in his investigation to u.s. federal officials so we'll see what happens next in something sure you will have been next hour i do alex forrest watching thriller of a story thank you. and for me you know when lewis hamilton has won the ball rained grand prix to tame his first victory off the season but he enjoyed a big slice off luck along the way the miss a day's drive it took advantage in the dying stages when engine trouble denied ferrari's shell to a first ever formula one victory the reigning champion hamilton finished it off teammate vault us in second with occur in. it washing up in years to leave you now with s

solomon, sara carter.sman, let me begin with you because first the bruce ohr issue coupled with the adam schiff issue. we now know this is going to be a cascading unstoppable event where we are now going to have access to all of these interviews and all of the contradictions that i've pointed out. but more importantly, adam schiff -- remember, he met with -- oh, he just ran into fusion gps simpson in aspen. his staff, ten hours. that's a problem. and remember what he did to chairman nunez. he had a fit over the whole issue that nunez actually went to the white house and demanded recusal, et cetera, in an investigation. tell where you say you think this is going. >> this is absolutely shocking. when you look at the fact that we learned in the government oversight committee that cohn had conversation with adam schiff and then we learn from fox news reporting now that four trips to new york totalling over ten hours of meetings, that's not just talking to someone about the logistics of their testimony. that's

extensively as did dave w a but they made that many reports linking the sound a crown prince mohammed bin solomon to the killing now sanjay arabia has always denied that there was any link a bit american officials have said that mr coo shop she is murder would have needed prints mohammed's support for that to happen and so far there's been no comment from either the saudi authorities or from the national in inquiry gavin de becker says he has handed in all the information that he has gathered in his investigation to u.s. federal officials so we'll see what happens next and something sure you will have in next hour i did have news alex forrest watching with that thriller of a story thank you. you are watching indeed every news we will leave you now with images of earth our cities around the world turned off the lights on famous landmarks and a call for global action on climate change i'm christine wonder in britain thanks for your company see you. in ruins are a. symbol of the long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim. christian population. compared the city center and seventeen.

print some homage been solomon he made this statement or something similar to it back in november back in december in january and in february right after the state department missed an important deadline to indicate whether it was going to be taking more actions under the global back netsky act to hold the saudi crown prince and other high ranking saudi officials responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi back on october second the state department has not met that statutory deadline it's been now just about a month and it's been interesting that members of congress who have been very very angry about the administration's reaction to murder they have not as of yet actually a tank and taken any real action in response to the delay to the ministrations need to be forthcoming about its next steps but certainly if and when those sanctions were to come about against the saudi crown prince or against anyone else for that matter in the saudi government they would include under the global mcniff ski act both economic sanctions as well as travel bans and implied especially in the economic sa

this is why in later battles, further up the solomons chain, what typically happens is the first japanese ship that presents a large radar target gets overwhelmed, and then the united states navy mrs. -- misses everything else. the third aspect that is important is this idea of decision-making, there is recognition that there will be fleeting opportunities. momentary chances to take an action to put the enemy off balance or to act aggressively. to take advantage of those opportunities, we have to decentralize control. we must seize opportunities. this turns a little bit as well. it is not just about how officers behave in battle but how do we develop the ways of fighting. if you go through and look at the published trial manuals that exist before world war ii, you will see a lot of information. if you are looking for specifics about how we will fight and approach cruisers and destroyers, you will be relatively disappointed. because a lot of detail is generic. it provides general guidance. individual squadron and division commanders were expected to come up with their own detailed plans ba

extensively and did d.w. a bit they made that many reports linking the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon to the killing now sanjay arabia has always denied that there was any link a bit american officials have said that mr shop she is murder would have needed prints mohammed's support for that to happen now so far there's been no comment from either the saudi authorities or from the national in inquiry gavin de becker says he has handed in all the information that he has gathered in his investigation to u.s. federal officials so we'll see what happens next in something sure you will have been next hour i did overviews. thriller of a story thank you. in the stock a buy and went into a match day twenty seven at the top of the table albeit on goal difference they. won all six of the last one to sneak in matches and scored a whopping twenty seven goals in the process by anywhere on fire the head of the international break and what have been a way to get into every within a day of going to sneak a life then a match against eleventh place. the funds had to wait to find out one of the penalty b

>> according to sources we spoke to, david solomon will be in attendance, he won't be on stage.ecause applen is and goldman of an upcoming partnership around a joint credit card that will be tied to apple pay. because of the annual fees and credit card processing fees, this would generate some sort of additional revenue for apple, who was looking for additional revenue sources through services businesses. withfits in very nicely the rest of the services puzzled it will talk about with video streaming and magazine subscriptions on monday. emily: this is an entirely new thing, a joint credit card between goldman and apple. it feels like a different animal than a new entertainment bundle. mark: it is a different animal. it again contributes to the same bottom line as the video service would, the overall services revenue, the different subscriptions they are trying to shoot for, obviously credit cards come as part of a subscription -- you pay an annual fee every month or every year for a credit card of this nature. it is to be seen what the actual selling point would be. there are l

we're getting all the confirmation of what the hill's john solomon reported months ago surrounding the dirty steele dossier. bruce orr warned top fbi brass, yes, christopher steele hated the president, that the dossier was tainted with an anti-trump bias, that was it never verified, it was never corroborated. you got to give steele some credit. he managed to get paid by a russian oligarch, the fbi, and the rest of them. this reads "the fbi is unaware of derogatory information pertaining to christopher steele." lie. it gives us some of the most damning evidence yet. the fbi, the doj they made materially false statements to the fisa court. they purposely withheld information. they committed a conspiracy of fraud against an american citizen sent denying that citizen of their constitutional rights, all to get an opportunity to spy on the trump campaign through an associate. at the height of the 2016 election. then they leaked all the lies to you, we the people, so that it would influence your vote. russian paid for lies to influence the vote. let not your heart be troubled. tonight, my sou