solti relations. well the president apparently things are the u.s. is maybe the us it is the trumpet restraint things probably that they are in a limit of a pickle one thing is to send secretary of state to pump a zero to investigate to saudi arabia and he after that will go to turkey too and have a stop there and of course it's not to be expected that mr pompei was coming back to washington shrugging his shoulders they're like ok they told me they're not they didn't do anything and with this the whole thing is over that's not going to happen here the united states made and you remember this last year a very significant arm steel with saudi arabia one hundred ten billion dollars worth of weapons technology cyber security to all g. sold to or going to be sold to the saudis saudi is saudi arabia is a key ally for the united states the trumpet is rationed. uses saudi arabia and acknowledges saudi arabia as a core element of the middle east strategy which is aimed against iran firmly so all of this doesn'

president donald trump says he now believes solti journalist. is dead and he promised very severe consequences if it is shown that saudi royals are responsible today turkish newspaper published new images which it says proves that whatever happened to show he was saying right from the very tall in riyadh a pro-government newspaper in turkey says the man circled in these images is the head of a fifteen minute hit squad involved in the alleged killing of santee journalist. the photographs show the mine in istanbul at the saudi consulate the consulate residence and at ataturk airport on the day she disappeared he said to be heard abdul aziz a saudi intelligence officer and former diplomat with close ties to saudi crown prince mohammed bin. earlier this year he was photographed during the crown prince's trip to the united states. was last seen on october second entering the saudi consulate in istanbul turkish officials say they have all the video evidence of his murder. state media has published details of the alleged audio including that the saudi

washington examiner" kristen soltis anderson. stacey abrams 2 point deaf out to brian kemp. we thought this was a ruby red state. what's happening? >> georgia is one of those states that democrats have long thought has the potential to become a swing state. because georgia has a very large african-american population and they view this year as the year they could potentially flip georgia blue. with stacey abrams being nominated for governor. she is the first african-american woman to be nominated by a major party for the governor's ma mansion. when it comes to the photo that just came out it, will be interesting to see how this changes the race. when she was burning the flag, it was during the 1990s, period of time when the flag had the confederate flag on it. it was removed in 2003. nonetheless, already a race where there is lots of tensions between the republican and the democrat. this will surely just bring them more to the surface. brian: does make more sense if you are burning the flag stars and bars.

we we see that we know that the international community has no trust in the soltys coming clean with what happened. we understand that the turkish president says he will tell the truth about the situation to morrow do you have faith in turkey to deliver a thorough investigation and do you even do you have faith in the u.s. administration to do so if turkey doesn't. sure so i think obviously you know the saudis have completely. shot or destroyed any any hint of credibility you know in this in this case we already knew that there was a plot to capture jamal specifically that u.s. intelligence officials intercepted you know as far as turkey's role you know we're here sitting hoping that they do fully release everything that they have because so far they've put saudi arabia on the back foot with leaking these details and at the very least these details are not off for the saudis to sort of have to backtrack and deny and change their story so you know jamal was was a friend of it on his wife or was to be wife fiance was turkish he had contacts within the turkish government they knew him s

of cologne the suspect is in custody we'll go live to cologne for the latest also coming up is the solti consulates in the ystem bowl a crime scene turkish and salty investigators have entered the building there searching for clues following the disappearance of the journalist. we'll take you live in stamboul and at least eleven people in flash floods in southwestern france after rivers are turned into raging so. it's good to have you with us police in germany are not ruling out the possibility that a hostage taking earlier today may have been an attempted act of terrorism it happened at the main railway station in the city of cologne in western germany special security forces stormed a pharmacy inside the station to free a hostage who had been held for two hours the suspect was seriously injured the hostage and another person we understand are being treated tonight for their wounds . the w's reporter david martin is in cologne he has been speaking directly with the police good evening to you david why are they saying that terrorism can't be ruled out well first of all they found the ide

relations are on better footing than us solti relations. i would say better but they have not necessarily better but they have definitely improved from what they just still were a few days ago the president just said it the release of pastor branson two of back to the united states and now the corporation a parent corporation of turkey a turkish investigative entities in this. case with the united states the turks are fairly open about what they find and communicating with the united states i think the president of the as an us and trumpet ministration is. fairly aware of that this is a turkish effort to smooth. things out there too because as you know president prime saw himself forced to increase tariffs on turkey and that didn't do. much good for the turkish economy so i guess it's fair to say that turkey is trying to. smooth things out with the united states and it appears that mr trump president trump and his administration are acknowledging this and well let's see what's in the next chapter in the nearest u.s. relationships are the co

turkey believes he was murdered inside the solti consulate investigators are now searching these all the consul's residence possibly looking for a body it has been a year since malta as best known investigative journalist was killed by a car bomb police charged three men with murder but critics say the people who ordered the are still at large and are being protected and the trial of german journalists most all of a total of resumes in turkey on charges that critics say are politically motivated . it's good to have you with those turkish police tonight are searching the home of the solti console in is stamboul the diplomats the consul himself reportedly however has left the country raising speculation that he has fled the search is part of the investigation into the whereabouts of missing journalist jamal. who has not been seen since he entered the saudi consulate two weeks ago saudi arabia has come under intense international pressure to explain what happened to the missing. this car is purported to be carrying the saudi consul in istanbul as he left his residence on choose day. tur

and the more gruesome details about how the solti journalist. died inside the solti consulate in istanbul turkey police say they have more evidence pointing towards those sold the royal family. and the w. takes you inside what was once the capital of so-called islamic state the city of raka was liberated from all u.s. occupation one year ago tonight an exclusive report on the united states willing and unwilling to help rebuild a city that its coalition airstrikes largely destroyed. it's good to have you with us well they try. i'd again and again they failed european union leaders are meeting in brussels tonight they had hoped to break the deadlock over a deal for britain to withdraw from the european union shortly before the summit german chancellor angela merkel said that she was optimistic that a deal could be done british prime minister to resign may she told most reporters that most of the issues have been resolved although differences remain over what is known as the northern ireland border backstop now both sides say they want to ensure th

preparing to lay out its evidence saying killing was savagely plain also coming up investors are dropping solti's stocks in light of the case the last of the big foreign companies has pulled out of a key investment due to begin tomorrow in riyadh officials they are scrambling plus u.s. national security advisor john bolton is in moscow for talks amid fears of a new arms race this after washington said that it's ready to pull out of a historic treaty on intermediate range nuclear missiles. also coming up tonight the terrible choices facing families fleeing syria. i stopped going to school and the seventh grade because i got engaged my mother noticed him he came and that he wanted me that. story of a syrian child brought living in lebanon her mother says that marrying off her fourteen year old is the only way that they could all survive. it's good to have you with us tonight u.s. president donald trump says he is not satisfied with saudi arabia's account of what happened to journalist. at the consulate in istanbul as riyadh continues to change that story turkish officials are now saying killing was

who has been seen since he entered the solti consulate two weeks ago saudi arabia has come under intense international pressure to explain what happened to the missing jet. this car is purported to be carrying the saudi consul in istanbul as he left his residence on chews day. turkish officials say mohammed to be one of riyadh's chief diplomats to turkey then traveled to saudi arabia on an unannounced trip. his istanbul home is now part of turkey's official investigation into that this appearance of saudi journalist and critic of the oil rich kingdom jamal khashoggi. investigators were allowed to search the saudi arabian consulate building on monday work a shock was last seen on october second but only after saudi officials and a team of cleaners armed with mops had been let in turkish officials believe he was murdered and dismembered by hit team angra appears determined to get to the bottom of the mystery. we have to learn the fate of conduct gee how he went missing in the saudi consulate the whole world has turned their eyes to us and are wondering if there's a human being there it's i

secretary of state mike pompei o held emergency talks with solti leaders over the case of the journalists saudi arabia has come under intense international pressure to explain what happened to the missing journalist. this car is purported to be carrying the saudi consul in istanbul as he left his residence on choose day. turkish officials say mohammed to be one of riyadh chief diplomats to turkey then traveled to saudi arabia on an unannounced trip. his istanbul home is now part of turkey's official investigation into the disappearance of saudi journalist and critic of the oil rich kingdom jamal khashoggi investigators were allowed to search the saudi arabian consulate building on monday work to shock was last seen on october second but only after saudi officials and a team of cleaners armed with mops had been let in turkish officials believe he was murdered and dismembered by hit team ankara appears determined to get to the bottom of the mystery. we have to learn the fate of carter how he went missing in the saudi consulate the whole world has turned their eyes to us and are wondering if

media publish new images in the case of the missing solti journalist. with close to .

we we see that we know that the international community has no trust in the soltys coming clean with what happened. we understand that the turkish president says he will tell the truth about the situation to morrow do you have faith in turkey to deliver a thorough investigation and do you even do you have faith in the u.s. administration to do so if turkey doesn't. sure so i thing obviously you know the saudis have completely. shot or destroyed any any hint of credibility in this in this case we already knew that there was a plot to capture jamal specifically that u.s. intelligence officials intercepted now as far as turkey's role you know we're here sitting hoping that they do fully release everything that they have because so far they've put saudi arabia on the back foot with leaking these details and at the very least these details are not for the saudis to sort of have to backtrack and deny and change their stories so you know. how was was a friend of airlines his wife or was to be a wife you know and so it was turkish he had contacts within the turkish government they knew him s

its evidence saying the show he's killing was savagely plain also coming out investors are dropping solti's stocks in light of the shogun.

president saying that the soltys carried out the worst cover up. also coming up tonight italy's debt spending has to stop the european commission today rejected italy's budget for twenty nineteen sending a signal that e.u. countries must keep their spending in check and scientists here in europe say they've detected plastic particles in human stool samples proof that plastic waste has now reached the top of the food chain. it's good to have you with us the worst cover up ever those are the words of u.s. president donald trump describing what he says was a bad plan by this all these to kill critical journalist jim all. his comments followed a speech by turkey's president read. the one today saying that his country's investigators have determined that she's brutal killing was meticulously planned with all wise on saudi arabia and any involvement that its leaders may have had in the killing crown prince mohamed bin solvent resurface today in public for a key business meeting. satisfied was the word crown prince mohammed bin solomon used to describe ho

dam prawns thrived upstream in thousands of kilometers of freshwater away and only migrated to the solti estuary to lay their eggs laying in the new. guinea begin up and. they were having a feeble. bud to only find prawns against the dam he's convinced they can smell the sweet water on the riverside. boarder be. with us most of them down. there you. know what. it would be. worth a thousand. you deal with to be a fairly. the province lifecycle involves needing to go to salt water to reproduce the female only migrates it goes to estuaries lays its eggs there and then she and the larva move back up the river that's the natural cycle because the dam prevented them from reaching their breeding ground the species became extinct but the wall. could it be that the poor ones are the missing link between the building of the dam and the disease it's triggered. they knew the dam they knew that we know that dams cautiousness mises but how does it cause just as my says. we discovered that by removing the predator of the snail this population exploded. the prime disappeared this snail population explod

the rangers are trained by former belton and french elite soltis. twenty six her own accord there are problems and also at the moment the central sector is most affected. these are the militias facilities the heavily armored. humvee an army. here the recruiting new soldiers on. the park's technology has been upgraded so the area can be monitored more efficiently every yunis and every operation is coordinated in real time. the seat illegal fishing on lake edward that generates an annual turnover of around forty two million dollars africa shadowing legal logging in the south of the park which is destroying more and more virgin forests kegs which has an annual turnover of thirty four million dollars. dollars forty now so lots of money is involved we're talking about over one hundred million dollars a year and enough to maintain these private armies these come back to groups and militias who are responsible for the desolate situation in the eastern democratic republic of congo yes and second i know why i left and they are. look. i think the illegal trad

begin the day with a travel ban enforced condolences today the world was stunned by this photo of the solti crown prince shaking hands with the son of murdered journalist jamal khashoggi stunning because many believe the crown prince ordered killing stunning also because the sun probably had no choice but to meet with the crown prince he has been under a travel ban for more than a year reportedly imposed upon him to punish his father for criticizing the crown prince or the international pressure on saudi arabia is increasing by the day today the foreign ministers of the g seven countries issued this statement without naming the saudi crown prince the g seven foreign ministers write those responsible for the killing must be held to account saudi arabia must put in place measures to ensure something like this can never happen again the g seven also highlights the growing dangers facing reporters writing the circumstances of mr death reaffirm the need to protect journalists and freedom of expression around the world. well today after two weeks of leaks there was an official statement from turk

as a kid i always most enjoyed the country's coastline beautiful beaches staggering cliffs and the solti see. one of the best places to experience the british coast is cornwall and the southwest of england the peninsula is particularly influenced by the gulf stream its warmth gives cornwall an almost mediterranean climate which is so mild that palm trees grow all over is a look at the counties wild coastlines old castles and exotic gardens. cornwall is england's wild west where gorse blaze is yellow between the green countryside and the blue sea. all of cornwall's coast is hike of all. south west coast path comprises just over one thousand kilometers of that coastline it's one of europe's most beautiful trails with breathtaking scenery. in cornwall it seems like in chanted castles rise up from the sea maybe not as famous as francis schaeffer but for that reason not nearly as busy. here every fork in the road offers an opportunity to encounter witnesses to long ago history burial mounds stone circles and standing stones. the roads are narrow and winding so it's important to drive carefull

he is an expert on the middle east good to see you again what should we make in your opinion of the solti consuls sudden departure from turkey. well certainly the consul enjoys diplomatic immunity but you don't know in which direction the the the mood the general atmosphere is going to swing in turkey. would he have to cooperate would he have to provide information it is also possible that he was not involved in the plan if it was if it's really true that this was a hit team up aeration role could team up aeration then a very limited number of people were involved in all the details of this but certainly something like this if it was an operation that when saw that when wrong well it was intended it was intended to kill in that manner which i doubt it was intended but it's not i'm not it would not impossible the top government officials those that are in charge of the security operations in the country notably the crown prince himself would have been involved at least would have had knowledge and would have authorized it then why do you do the intention was to murder the journalist well i

news live from berlin tonight a possible development in the disappearance of a solti journalist in turkey saudi arabia reportedly preparing to admit its own interrogators played a role in the reporter's death turkish install the investigators entered the saudi consulate in istanbul earlier this evening they were searching for clues following the disappearance of journalist because of all cash. we'll get the latest from istanbul in washington also coming up german police say a hostage taking in the city of cologne may have been a terrorist attack and the incident shut down the city's main train station plus one of the men involved in the september eleventh attacks is released from prison here in germany and immediately deported to his home country of morocco. and flash floods in southwestern france kill at least twelve people as heavy rains turned rivers into. several villages remain virtually cut off from the outside world. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight to turkish police entered saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul searching reportedly you for clues following the dis

received by saudi authorities did he ever speak to you about the hatred that was directed at him by the soltys. sure so you know obviously when he first twenty first sort of found him and last year and he wrote his first piece for us he expressed to me in an email saying you know that it was painful for him to talk about what was happening in saudi arabia that saudi arabia was always a place of you know a level of repression but that it had been unbearable and become unbearable for him and so you know the idea that someone who was that close to the royal family and was so prominent in saudi arabia felt that it was so unsafe that he needed to come here to washington to live just to you know how personally sort of under pressure that he was feeling and you know as far as our conversations he in particular. sadness and depression over particularly his family in. saudi authorities travel restrictions and bans on his children and shortly after he began writing for us and he told me that. that authorities members of the family would reach out to him and say you know why are you writing for the washi

just moments before his death entering the solti consulate in istanbul a few hours later it here e is leaving the consulate but it's not him tonight the double gang or who wore the wrong shoes a murder cover up is apparently falling apart before our very eyes the president of turkey says just wait until tomorrow we haven't seen anything yet i brought golf in berlin this is the day. that. it was good to nothing in this case will remain he intends to clear up that disgusting medicaid's the kingdom of saudi arabia is subject to blackmail from some countries like yemen refuses to back such a black man in the threat that the kingdom of bahrain has praised the efforts of king solomon.

journalists from all concepts she was murdered inside the saudi consulate in istanbul just hours ago the solti consul in turkey boarded a plane and left the country tonight international calls to hold riyadh responsible for what may have been a state sponsored killing i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. you. are there and the whole world is watching us and wondering. which road he went into the consulate and you never can i become. consulate places to hold interrogations. if i should be held in court it seems very probable some crime or other has been committed to the museum of modern with our aim is simple to find out what happened to us to construct. carcinogen.

the saudi consulate in istanbul was it an accident or was a journalist an el spoken critic of the solti crown prince was he silenced forever on purpose i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. the king certainly did not. visit sounds at me. and it sounded like he. had faults our secret our friends had no knowledge the world is watching the world . that you're forced to get to the bottom of it he expects despondency expense to counting that think they're completely on the same page with our american.