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taki the dogs out for a walk, nice and mild. back into the 80s. this is october, really?day. 88 degrees tomorrow. chance of some shower maybe a rumble or two of thunder. a lot of clouds around foray frnd saturday but not much of a rain chance. maybe some drizzle on your saturdayy certaiot going to wash out your weekend plans. back into the 80s way into the middle of next week. melissa mollet, think of all of the moneye're savingn our heating bills. >> that's what i'll do. i'll think about that. i love the warmweather. it's great. foi fortgt wash, almost washed out. fairfax county parkway at speeds, a little high. 68 miles per hour. that will take you e if you're headed outbound there. no problems either this morning. 95 northbound/southbound through virginia no maj issues. zooming up above the beltway, b.w. parkway, all of those routes into and out of town and nothing in the way. eun? >> melissa, thank you. the mt exciting game in baseball whenou're in the playoffs means your season is over. new overnigh sorry chicago fans. the cubs are out. the cubs and rockies played fo

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that no one can undermine the strong relationship between taki and saudi arabia international pressure is growing on the kingdom to explain what happened with the u.s. threatening severe punishment and european leaders calling for a credible investigation our correspondent. who has more from ankara that confirmed from also turkish side that king someone binocular these telephoned. are drawn and thanked for they will come and go the proposal for a joint work you group we don't have much more detail of that but we're expecting a statement by the pros by the turkish press these press people however as you would remember yes that they turkey's foreign ministers they did that. this saudi arabia should be more open and for further corporation in order to make this investigation grow faster and easier. and all the headlines chancellor angela merkel's bavarian allies have suffered the worst election results in one thousand nine hundred fifty result that risks widening divisions within germany's national government christian social union has won thirty five and a half percent of the vote accord

the saudis confirmation that jamal khashoggi died inside the consulate that how might this what is takis next move now how might it affect the investigation lots of questions well the text be asking. well moon actually i'm in car and our other colleagues have been following the news from istanbul and i have been taking the pulse from the turkish politicians and officials since the beginning of this case but of course the case is getting the cases reaching to a very interesting point because at first the saudis denied that she was inside the consulate building he they said he exited and turkey turkey was insisting that he was there you were he disappeared inside the building and the latest evidence is collected by the prosecutor's office prove that. the blood sample six of the seven samples evidence samples match with. g.'s so these are important details but sometimes as our guest criticize why the prosecutor's office haven't given a statement it was because of the investigation but of course now we have to ask the turkish officials are going to ask very is the body where is america shipp

in german made weapons so i'm not sure whether the german government will talk about the state of takis democracy and its human rights situation i doubt they will for example discuss turks for us to live in exile of the situation of children in canada stands on the good little more. but then his wife attend a performance by an actor and friend who like them relocated from turkey to berlin for political reasons the actor was fired from istanbul state theatre along with many others he's glad of the company of like minded exiles. you know many it's not just always technical support in a very you know and psychologically and emotionally we're supporting future that which is more than everything that i think took you simply to boost look at evenings like these where fed ex our show solidarity for each other our important city was that whether in a political or cultural context like tonight's theater performances you can duplicate or not do a. play focuses on the difficulties of overcoming your own limits and the courage needed to do so. courage is a trait not a one critics like ike obama cer

tacky was filmed appearing to take a sixty five thousand dollars bribe from an undercover journalist taki a former member of his general counsel and vice president of the confederation of african football he's also been fined nearly five hundred thousand dollars. most a city have confirmed the settlers premier league game away to cardiff will go ahead as shed your old it will be their first game since the death of club owner v. charset ever done a problem a book of condolences been opened to the king power stadium where the time billionaire was killed in a helicopter crash following last week's game against west ham all five people on board lost their lives a petition for a statue of a child to be placed outside the ground has already attracted tens of thousands of signatures to the artistic gymnastics world championships in doha and simone biles has won the first of what could be many gold medals this week she led the u.s. through the women's team title and in the americans have dominated for the best part of a decade soho matic has the action. simone buyers and team usa look to be in a

a totally baseless takis president says he is closely following the results of the investigation which is threatening to strain relations between the regional rivals. reports. jamal hershel g. has been missing for five days the well known saudi journalist was last seen entering his country's consulate in istanbul on true's day and hasn't emerged since friends and colleagues from around the world now fear the worst they said he entered a concert and he left and we don't know what happened but his wife was out there so he didn't leave so that's a that's a fact and i think you're probably true that he didn't leave because the video which you will see there in a few days i mean it's just not credible and i think anybody who has a sense of decency should understand that this is something not acceptable it's not acceptable to a citizen because it's new duty or a different country and just duck or whatever means well the operation since his disappearance senior turkish officials have held back from speaking on record in an attempt to avoid the diplomatic fallout with the saudis however on sun

skype thanks very much for joining us how important is the presence of the saudi prosecute now in taki well maria i think it's a little premature to you know say whether this is a good thing or a bad thing i think that the two keys that we need to look at a moving forward in the upcoming trials of murderers of jamal shocked a trans and spencer an accountability obviously you want transparency in terms of the legal process that these fifteen or eighteen men are going to have and then more importantly accountability you know these are not henchmen that just you know did a row you know overt action on their own that there were people that were involved and so i think it's a little premature to be talking about you know what one trip to turkey is going to have but moving forward in terms of transparency and accountability that we see the way forward the legal. we likely to see further evidence in possession of turkish investigate has be revealed. probably not you know sadly in this case whether or not we find this body or not is is legally immaterial because the saudis have already admitte

tacky was filmed appearing to take a sixty five thousand dollars bribe from an undercover journalist taki a former member of his general counsel and vice president of the confederation of african football he's also been fined nearly five hundred thousand dollars. leicester city have confirmed the settlers premier league game away to cardiff will go ahead as shed you will it will be their first game since the death of club owner veatch our city of atlanta problem a book of condolences been opened at lester's king power stadium where the time billionaire was killed in a helicopter crash following last week's game against west ham all five people on board lost their lives a petition for a statue of a child to be placed outside the ground has already attracted tens of thousands of signatures. so the artistic gymnastics world championships in doha and simone balls has won the first of what could be many gold medals this week she led the u.s. through the women's team title and even the americans have dominated for the best part of the decade so has the action. samone bars and team usa looked to

tacky was filmed appearing to take a sixty five thousand dollars bribe from an undercover journalist taki a former member of his general counsel and vice president of the confederation of african football he's also been fined nearly five hundred thousand dollars. leicester city have confirmed the settlers premier league game away to cardiff will go ahead as should you all it will be their first game since the death of club owner veatch our city of atlanta proper a book of condolences been opened to the king power stadium where the time billionaire was killed in a helicopter crash following last week's game against west ham all five people on board lost their lives a petition for a statue of a child to be placed outside the ground has already attracted tens of thousands of signatures to the artistic gymnastics world championships in doha and simone biles has won the first of what could be many gold medals this week she led the u.s. to the women's team title in the americans have dominated for the best part of a decade so hell malik has the action. simone byers and team usa look to be in a

joining us there from istanbul that's mamani as from the university of washington calendars she says takis economic crisis may limit its ability to investigate and avail what happened at the saudi consulates. there is no body and without body without some sort of physical evidence it becomes very difficult to lay blame and to really carry out a proper investigation add to that the geo political elements of this and indeed i think we're seeing a lot of posturing and a lot of difficulty in moving investigation forward unfortunately there may be a lot of backroom negotiations going on to smooth things over and it may come at the compromise of finding out the truth turkey is in one of the worst economic situation since the early two thousand and one can't i think ignore the fact that the currency depreciation certainly the inflation situation and of norma's debt at the end of the day i should say turkey owes a great deal of money to a lot of private banks it will eventually need to restructure and saudi arabia is going to be an important source we know of course qatar already committed about t

from one of the top stories on jazeera takis team of investigators have finally entered the saudi council's residence in istanbul a day after they were denied access officials have told on jazeera that samples found inside the residence are identical to those uncovered in the consulate it's hoped the search of the site which is near the consulate will provide on says as to what may have happened to the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he has not been seen since entering the consulate on october the second turkish sources are told a bodyguard working for the saudi crown prince led the operation against. my her abdulaziz would trip has been photographed on a number of occasions with mohamed bin sound which apparently made nineteen phone calls with saudi officials on the day khashoggi went missing four of those were with bin salmond's private secretary. e.u. leaders have decided there hasn't been enough progress towards a brics it deal to call an emergency summit in november it comes after the u.k. prime minister to resign may address them but offered no new ideas to break the current deadlock

there with al-jazeera these are top stories takis president is vowing to reveal what he calls the naked truth about jamal khashoggi killing. is expected to give a statement in the next couple of hours on the evidence uncovered by the three weeks investigation in his latest comments the us president has called the killing of the saudi journalist a plot gone awry donald trump and sent the heads of the cia to turkey to clarify information on the case that says a new report is adding to the growing weight of evidence linking the saudi crown prince of the case goes into intelligence sources the reuters news agency reports that a key aide to mohamed bin solomon gave real time instructions over skype to the hit squad they killed. meanwhile a much for most of investor conference in the desert has opened in riyadh the events have been planned to attract foreign investment to saudi arabia but is being overshadowed by a boycott by participants over the killing of dozens of high profile executives government leaders and media companies have pulled out since details emerged linking the saudi leaders

been coming as quickly and as willfully as they would have liked but we also see efforts perhaps on takis part to not completely destroy its diplomatic relationship with the saudis tell us more about developments on the diplomatic front. of course i mean from a political diplomatic side the turks have tried to play this cautiously for want of a better word for months that started some at least this is a crisis that has been forced upon them in the sense that. the consulate in istanbul he disappeared it's not their responsibility obviously it is the saudis responsibility but this by the fact that the onus is on riyadh to. divulge information as to what happened to actually the saudis rather the turks have been trying to play this diplomatic route by not officially announcing the findings of their investigation which is namely been that they believe she was assassinated in the hope that the saudis would play ball or at least be a bit more as i say forthcoming or willing in their cooperation that hasn't happened and that's why we've heard from the turkish foreign minister once again in the p

taki a look elsewhere, inner loop and outer loop at the ve beltway,thing is nice and green. don't have anything to complain about. 66, 95 no issues. aaron? >> all right, melissa 567. 5:01. hurricane michael is aeg cy 4 storm. people along florida's panhandle cie b for what could be an historic hurricane. >> the hurricane is bringing pounng rain, destructive winds and a potentially life threat >> it won't be until later today when we see how violentor the st can be. passengers aboard a cruise ship have experienced it firsthand. ho a passenger t aboardhe royal caribbean ship s this video mondaynight. it delayed its arrival as the hurricane was pounding down on cuba. michael is expected to make landfall in the u.s. this tternoon. >> ns is what people in cuba ares seeing a that hurricane makes its way to the s. michael brought winds up to 90 miles an hour as it skirted the island yesterday. trees bent in the wind, rain came down in sheets and streetst were turned ponds. torrential downpours and flash flooding caused 13 deaths in central america. the waves are beginning to pick u

from istanbul and following this story closely for days now and jamal interesting that we're seeing takis president saying he has positive expectation and can show his condition apparently diverging from the police line what do you think he means. well i mean i'm fortunate with the reality in turkey lore is that some things sometimes get lost in translation i know or would have to kind of revise specific wordings that were used whether that would the president meant a positive outcome to the current situation i.e. the unfolding fallout starts is happening as a consequence to the disappearance and possible or probable as the police say murder or for such as you or whether as it is being interpreted in other circles he means a positive outcome to the actual well being of your model just you obviously as journalists we hope that all the information that has been given to us so far has been inaccurate for once and that she is indeed still alive but the reality is from the sources that have come so far to us specifically from the security apparatuses is that that may not be the case sadly but

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arabia says it will prosecute the suspects accused of murdering journalist jamal khashoggi refusing takis requests for extradition speaking in bahrain are set those behind the killing would be tried inside the kingdom an investigation would take time the u.s. defense secretary was also at that event and criticized killing as a ruthless act which has undermined regional stability with our collective interest in peace and wavering respect for human rights in mind the murder of jamal khashoggi in a diplomatic facility must concern us all greatly meanwhile the turkish president has reacted reiterated his call for the eight hundred suspects to be sent back to turkey russia type advances saudi arabia must provide on says as to what happened to the jan nest. richard first i should say here in the presence of international media that there are eighteen people in custody these are the same people who came to our country who sent to those people to turkey that's a question that needs to be answered by the saudi officials and the statement from the higher authorities in saudi arabia stated that the

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indeed meanwhile that president trump has called for video and audio evidence to be made available by taki white house correspondent kimberly halkett joins us live from washington so interesting slightly different approach now from from trying from what we see in the last twenty four hours or so. yeah it seems in the last twenty four hours lauren that he has been dabbling back his comments from the severe punishment that we heard a few days ago there is some tape that should be coming very shortly of the president from the oval office speaking as he was there speaking before pool reporters at an event involving american workers essentially what the president is saying is that the trumpet mr ation is giving turkey space to do this investigation and this comes on the heels of the visit by the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh what they are saying according to donald trump is that it's likely that we will know what happened by the end of the week he's also as you pointed out asking for the audio intelligence as well as visual intelligence but he adds this caviar if it exists and certainl

is it your impression that the cia director who was in in taki has already completed her fact finding mission and she's given information from pale do we not yet know that. people are not saying what the cia the central intelligence agency or other parts of the u.s. intelligence apparatus actually know but mr problem peo did make it plain to reporters just in the last half hour that the united states itself was going to have to conduct its own investigation if for no other reason then to provide the legal evidence necessary in order to impose the sanctions and punishments required under global bit but mr pompei you did indicate this is no longer a hypothetical as far as the u.s. government is concerned it is worth pointing out however laurent that when he was asked whether he believed that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solve man should step aside perhaps temporarily while this investigation takes place the secretary of state simply said we're simply trying to gather all the facts. thank you very much indeed rosen in jordan there in washington. the president has also been scathin

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