the times world section reports saudi arabia has acknowledged for the first time the killing of journaliston its previous claim that he had died accidentally during a fistfight. there's a bloomberg online opinion piece whick looks at us president donald trump's use of his personal iphone and warns that mr trump's unsecured calls could be a threat to national security, as they may give crucial insight to america's adversaries. and finally, the results from thejury are in. the independent writes how researchers asked more than 2 million people who they thought should be sacrificed in a driverless car accident. according to the study, a majority of the public said animals and old people should be the casualties of such accidents.

the times world section reports saudi arabia has acknowledged for the first time the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi was premeditated, backtracking on its previous claim that he had died accidentally during a fistfight. there's a bloomberg online opinion piece whick looks at us president donald trump's use of his personal iphone and warns that mr trump's unsecured calls could be a threat to national security, as they may give crucial insight to america's adversaries. and finally, the results from thejury are in. the independent writes how researchers asked more than 2 million people who they thought should be sacrificed in a driverless car accident. according to the study, a majority of the public said animals and old people should be the casualties of such accidents. let's start with a green and work oui’ let's start with a green and work our way backwards. —— philip green. the reason we know about this, something called parliamentary woodbridge. —— of each. explained to us woodbridge. —— of each. explained to us what it is and why it was invoked? parliamentary privilege is basicall

family and the saudi government and hopefully the world will realize what a danger to humanity this entity is section of the what needs to be action final final ten seconds we're out of time but yet techies president saying he's going to do this tomorrow do you think he's going to come clean with it you think he's got this evidence is going to shock the world. i think he has something whether he comes clean with it i don't know because there's a lot of interest in play over here if he gets what he wants and i doubt if you'll broadcast it but i don't think he's going to he's getting what he wants which is why this stuff leaking shovel i hope it gets perfect for his family there needs to be closure in that way well of course thank you for your time as shep it has a political analyst and commentator on the line from the u.k. they will follow this story continue to follow this story closely that she or him pull. thank you for watching to still come over some of these for at least the next fifteen minutes or so a lot more of the day's news pressure continuing to mount on the british prime minister a bad time for her right now as the public in some within her own party continue

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friends to join them in responding within oil effect the whole world economy could be shaken by a sort of of oil. it comes a time when the iranian sectionsies are already tight because of the lack of investment over recent years and it comes on the heels of venezuela collapse and libya, who knows, day today so this could come at a bad time. i think we need to get to the facts and take it one step at a time and we need to think of it not just through an american perspective but through saudi perspectives so that reasonable prudent people will the day here. neil: you can't pick and choose your friends. i understand that but i wonder if the prince is worth all the high dealing he gets. he's a big deer and an evolutionary theory any less of a drive and touchÉ but i'm wondering if are we going overboard here aligning ourselves to him in this renaissance leadership that he is putting in place in saudi arabia? maybe it's not so renaissance or forward taking it all. >> i don't think there's anything about saudi arabia and its commitment to its traditions that is renaissance or revolutionary or even evolutionary. it is a very different culture wh

time in boston and there were organized crime figures bear. in the bucket has a whole section about what a crazy underworld that was that they came out of world war ii and started doing after the bookie was cutting off to jail, they started giving drive-ins again and that became a national natil amusements which is still the company that controls cbs and sumner redstone. those that built the company were mickey redstone, not sumner even though that's what he would like you to believe. >> part of this is because so much of us have referenced sumner redstone's autobiography which is his version of his life but it doesn't include any of the back story and numbers in the prohibition era. so much of it is how they survived a hotel fire in boston and it was always the anecdote they turned to. in your thinking you found i will add more to the story than he talked about in his autobiography so can you tell us more about that fateful night? >> the only book that's been written is his biography for many reasons and what is wild about that book is that it opens with an anecdote of the fire in 1979 at the plaza hotel in boston, one of the fancy hotels in

certain structures sections afloat for a very long time especially in the political nature and now when you see all this kind of breaking apart you know it's going to be an interesting world to step forward in. last i ask you look really quick got to go soon but what do you predict is the future what's the next move how is this going to play out i think it whether or not steven minucci and pump a.o.l. if they go to this thing in the desert i think that means business as usual very upsetting if that's the case tyler thank you so much always a pleasure thank you r.t.s. boom bust thank you so much all right as we go to break cork watchers i don't want you don't forget to let us know what you think about topics with coverage of facebook and twitter and see our poll shows that r t v dot com coming up conservative commentator the one and only steve malzberg joins the party to discuss the unique history. and how that may or may not affect u.s. ties to saudi arabian politics here at home stay tuned. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. let it be an arms race. here in dramatic. only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to see. o

certain structures sections afloat for a very long time especially in the political nature and now when you see all this kind of breaking apart you know it's going to be an interesting world to step forward in. last ask you look really quick got to go soon but what do you predict is the future what's the next move how is this going to play out i think it whether or not stephen minucci and pump a zero as secretary if they go to this thing in the desert i think that means business as usual very upsetting if that's the case tyler thank you so much always a pleasure having you think you are to use boom bust thank you so much all right as we go to break caulk watchers i don't want you don't forget to let us know what you think of the top of the government facebook and twitter and see our poll shows that are t.v. dot com coming up conservative commentator the one and only steve malzberg joins the party to discuss the unique history journalist of all because showed you and how that may may or. u.s. ties to saudi arabia and politics here at home stay tuned to watch the hawks. who cannot operate as united nations this is not just about u.n. d.p. world health organization and in fa

time in boston, and there were a lot of organized crime figures there. and the book sort of has a whole section about what a crazy underworld that was. but they came out of world war ii and started doing -- after the bookie was carted off to jail -- they started doing drive-ins again, and that became national amusements which is still the company that controls cbs and viacom. and the guy who built that company is mickey redstone. not sumner be, as much as sumner would like you to believe otherwise. >> right. and that was another as educate of the book that i liked, there's sort of a lot of myth-busting. part of this is because so much of us have reference ld sumner redstone's own autobiography which, obviously, is his version of his life. but it doesn't include any of that back story and the numbers and the prohibition-era shenanigans and that. and so much of it is, you know, that early days. one of the aproblem rah fall stories about sumner be redstone is how he survivor vied a hotel fire -- survived a hotel fire in boston. and in your digging you found a whole lot more to that story than maybe sumner talked about in the his autobiography. could you tell us a

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