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let's take this now to is jim ball our correspondent uli hoeness on the story for us this evening good evening to you uli i mean after two weeks of leaks to the media we finally received an official statement about the show his death from the turkish president today mr ever one that he had promised the naked truth about the murder did he keep his promise. no bryant unfortunately the naked truth is not what we got from president out on today although his statements are the most detailed accusations made in public by ankara so far and by saying i quote him here directly this was. a premeditated political murder he clearly contradicted the saudi narrative of a deadly fistfight or some kind of rogue operation gone wrong miss out on basically summarize the results of the investigation so far he added a few more details he said a team of fifteen men had begun to arrive in istanbul here in the city a day before mr the sheltie disappeared and three of them scouted locations a forest here in istanbul in a city nearby as a possible sites to get rid of the body these locations have later been sea

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they did that back at the end of uly, we announced 3.5 million jobs created by companies such fedex.le and microsoft and walmart and many others. 120 that period of time, additional companies signed our and e to american workers as larry noted, no federal funds re involved in this at all and they are committed to retraining, creating new jobs, creating enhanced career opportunity, apprentice much opportunities, several employers us today.ith we have c.e.o. from techstrong, who is -- has committed to 22,000 opportunities to train workers in the aviation sector. much for that commitment. ford motor company is committed 55,000 new jobs and pportunities in the automotive sector. at&t committed to 200,000 new ipc, nd opportunities and john, the c.e.o., thank you so much. association represents electronic assembly industry, committed total of 1 million new jobs and training opportunities. incredible. please. please, yes. pau ause] pause [applause] ivanka trump: and -- headline is, you are up to -- trump: up to 6.3 million new jobs. >> incredible. [applause] ivanka trump: and if you think con

and then the killer blow came from cuban uli gouri al he hit a three run shot into the crowd to wrap things up the astros winning at seventy two for their fifth straight postseason when they go one up in the seven game series. this team finds a way in big moments to show up. from top to bottom like i've said before nobody cares of the euro is just as long as you have a euro that's kind of them onto the scene you know just keep the ball rolling with the next guy do the do the job and and and see what happens. game want to see so as big as a tone we score a lot of runs. you know when we put great about so we can get scary out there so that's what we did tonight and you know hopefully we'll take a system with that while in the other series the l.a. dodgers produced a fightback victory to square things up out one one against the milwaukee brewers the bruiser on course to win the second game in a row after two home runs help them put them three nothing up this one from orlando . just clearing the fence but the dodgers hold back to within one and then step forward justin turner a man with

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