u.s. supreme court indonesia considers calling off the search for victims of last week's earthquake and tsunami and turning devastated areas into mass graves and pressing the self-destruct button the elusive artist banksy pulls up just as his work was sold for more than one in the quarter million dollars. so developing news from sources have told al jazeera that the dissident saudi journalist jamal khashoggi may have been murdered inside his country's consulate in istanbul turkish prosecutors are winding their vest occasion into his disappearance after seems a group of saudi officials flew into bowl and visited the consulate very day khashoggi went missing was last seen entering that building on tuesday the latest with jamal shale he's in istanbul for us bring us up to date jamal. well come out as you mentioned this is being dealt with right now as a murder investigation after. she has failed to appear since young said that building on that fateful shoes there what we understand is that the authorities and i've spoken to several different sources both in the security apparatus here in turkey as

u.s. president of time supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. we begin in indonesia where mass graves are being dug in a desperate attempt to stop the spread of disease after friday's earthquake and tsunami people are being warned to prepare for a death toll in the thousands with many remote areas still cut off most of the eight hundred people confirmed dead in the city of pine away six metre high waves crashed ashore devastating anything in its path but there's been no word yet from dawn gonna a city thirty kilometers to the north to me two reports. the difficult task of looking for survivors this is what is left in the city of new after friday's magnitude seven point five earthquake and tsunami rescue workers frantically trying to find those who may still be alive search efforts are being hampered by block roads and the collapse periods rescue teams stuck by hand to free twenty four people trapped in the rubble of this hotel the owner told local media people could still be heard crying for help but no heavy lifting equipment was available dozens remain missing in t

u.s. supreme court justice after a deeply divided senate confirmed as a point. also indonesia considers calling off the search for victims of last week's earthquake and tsunami said turn devastated areas into mass graves and pressing the self-destruct button the elusive artist banksy pulls a fast one just as his work was sold for more than a million to its. sources have told al-jazeera the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi may have been murdered inside his country's consulate in istanbul turkey should prosecutors awhile widening their investigation into his disappearance offer a group of saudi officials flew into istanbul and visited the consulate all knew the day he went missing he was last seen entering the building on tuesday the reuters news agency says a source at saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul however has denied reports showed she was killed at the consulate reporting for us from istanbul. talker's occurs officials are now dealing with the case of them on such a regime as a murder investigation late on saturday they had said that they had information that fifteen sa

indonesia's military has been ordered to shoot looters on sight. u.s. senators have reacted along party lines to an f.b.i. report on allegations of sexual misconduct against u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh senate will hold an initial procedural vote on his nomination on friday. turkey's foreign ministry has summoned saudi arabia's ambassador it wants an explanation for the disappearance of a prominent saudi journalist saudi officials say. he disappeared after he left their consulate in istanbul the turkish government says it believes it's he's still inside the building had been living in self-imposed exile in the u.s. and is regularly written columns critical of the kingdom and the crown prince mohammed bin men who has more from istanbul. saudi journalist does worry about sars still unknown however the saudi officials still repeat the same is statement the latest official statement came from saudi consulate general through their twitter account later this afternoon saying that they have no idea about his disappearance and they're working in close coordination with the turkish authorities it to find about the reasons of his disappearance but the latest awful state

indonesia. brett kavanaugh the man nominated by donald trump to maintain a five four conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court is one step closer to his goal republicans say an f.b.i. investigation didn't find any evidence supporting sexual misconduct allegations against him but democrats say the probe was a sham the senate now agreed to advance common his nomination and a final vote on saturday was in jordan as more from washington d.c. the motion is agreed to. the u.s. senate is now taking what should be the final step needed to approve brett kavanaugh for the u.s. supreme court thirty hours of debate and a vote the process has been delayed for nearly three weeks due to allegations of sexual assault a special senate hearing to review the allegations and a one week delay for so the f.b.i. could investigate. senator jeff flake a swing vote was pressured by sexual assault victims into calling for the delay and yet despite protests out of his office and a review of the f.b.i. support flake says he will vote yes on kavanaugh a new kind of oh yes tomorrow. something big change so i don't see. what would but . but

indonesia. welcome to the program brett kavanaugh the man nominated by donald trump to maintain a five four. conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court is one step closer to his goal republicans say an f.b.i. investigation didn't find any evidence supporting sexual misconduct allegations against him but democrats say the probe was a sham well the senate now agreed to advance common his nomination and a final vote is due on saturday was in jordan has more now from washington d.c. the motion is agreed to the u.s. senate is now taking what should be the final step needed to approve brett kavanaugh for the u.s. supreme court thirty hours of debate and a vote the process has been delayed for nearly three weeks due to allegations of sexual assault a special senate hearing to review the allegations and a one week delay so the f.b.i. could investigate thank you. senator jeff flake a swing vote was pressured by sexual assault victims into calling for the delay and yet despite protests out of his office and a review of the f.b.i.'s report flake says he will vote yes on capital a new kind of a yes tomorrow. something big change to see. what wou

indonesia's quake and tsunami rises dramatically. also some mentoring a conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court brett kavanaugh is sworn in after a close vote in a basically divided senate. i'm joined again with the sports have my comment of pete's conover director in that big u.f.c. fight but it's what happens off to was this far in the results in doubt. turkish authorities believe a saudi journalists missing since tuesday has been killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. disappeared four days ago after entering the building to pick up marriage paperwork turkish officials told reuters the police believe the murder was premeditated and the body moved out of the building denies kushal ji was killed at the consulate. following the. joins us now from a well i mean pretty dramatic developments that the night. was a pretty conclusive in their account of what's happened. in the lore i mean initially the concern was over. the safety people or the man doing for his immediate release there was a protest outside the consulate on friday but by saturday unfortunately became more and more worrying the

u.s. policy when it comes to decisions regarding the constitution, because this is now a solidly conservative supreme court. phil: thank you. some of the other stories making news around the world, aid agencies in indonesia awarded 600,000 children have been affected by last week's tsunami. the number of debt has risen to more than 16 seven -- 1600. a jury in the u.s. city of chicago has found a former police superintendent guilty of second degree murder for the death of a black teenager. in 2014, he shot the 17-year-old in the back 16 times. a judge forced the police department to release footage of the killing, which sparked protests. u.s. first lady melania trump has attended a dance recital in kenya as part of her tour of africa. earlier, she was nearly knocked over by a baby elephant at a wildlife sanctuary. she is traveling to egypt saturday before returning to the united states. this is the daily news live from berlin. still to come, brazilians prepare to cast their ballots in the most divisive presidential election in decades. we'll hear how people in rio de janeiro here about the front-runner. first to ukraine, where the jailed ukrainian filmmaker says he is ending his month-long hunger strike t

indonesia. welcome to the program brett kavanaugh the man nominated by donald trump to maintain a five four conservative majority in the u.s. supreme court is one step closer to his goal republicans say an f.b.i. investigation didn't find any evidence supporting sexual misconduct allegations against him but democrats say the probe was a sham well the senate now agreed to advance kavanagh's nomination and a final vote is due on saturday wells in jordan as more from washington d.c. the motion is agreed to. the u.s. senate is now taking what should be the final step needed to approve brett kavanaugh for the u.s. supreme court thirty hours of debate and a vote the process has been delayed for nearly three weeks due to allegations of sexual assault a special senate hearing to review the allegations and a one week delay for the so the f.b.i. could investigate thank you. senator jeff flake a swing vote was pressured by sexual assault victims in to calling for the delay and yet despite protests out of his office and a review of the f.b.i. support blake says he will vote yes on capital and you kind of oh yes tomorrow. something big change so i do

supreme court of the united states is confirmed the u.s. senate approves president trump's nominee fifty votes to forty eight brett kavanaugh will be sworn into the life time role later on saturday. the death toll from indonesia's quite rises to more than sixteen hundred we report from a district where mud swallowed up whole villages. you know. we just got banksy a painting by the elusive british artist shreds itself the moment it sells its london. air reports a saudi john list who went missing after visiting the saudi consulate in istanbul might have been jamal khashoggi who wrote articles critical of crown prince mohammed bin selman has not been heard from since visiting the consulate on choose day his fiance said he went there to get the necessary documents for his upcoming marriage let's bring in bill lol who's a journalist and director of the gulf matters web site thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us so turkish authorities are saying they believe jamal khashoggi was killed inside the consulate though we don't have details on how they believe he might have been murdered what are your initial thoughts on these reports . well i think at this stage we don't know i'm i'm hoping brought against

in indonesia, the parliament brought charges against anyone who sees its members very much ground in hate speech. that was perfected more or less on u.s. campuses in the 1980s. the supreme court upheld defamation charges of three critics who defamed the name of the president, russia has adopted some of these arguments that are coming off of campuses, and i will say flat out that the european union has turned into a complete holy mess on this stuff. it's funny, i get called by a lot of european newspapers to get my opinion because i think they think of me like their crazy american cousin who is like, you're all nuts, because they think we're nuts in the u.s. for example, there were 330 arrests for grossly offensive behaviors in the u.k. in the past year. facebook in the eu partly due to rulings coming from the eu had to delete close to 300,000 posts every month for violation of hate speech. now, we can all kind of have some kind of feeling that people shouldn't say hateful stuff, but there is a value in knowing what people think. so from a national security perspective, we have this great system to allow terrorists to say, hey, by the way, i hate people. i'm going to go blow s