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. ♪ [applause] ur and now, "bbc world new" this is bbc world news america.orting from washington, i'm laura trevelyan.in another twist he murder of jamal khashoggi. turkey prepares to reveal details of its investigation as there's talk of a body double. saudi arabia is under increasing pressure for its role in yemen's civil war. -- children are often those paying the highestrice. florida voters are casting their ballots in the midterm elections. could hispanics be the deciding factor at the ballot box? >> why are you voting this time? >> because it matters. laura: welcome to world news america. president trump says he's not happy with saudi arabia's answers about the death of jamal could shoddy, but he's wary of losing investment from the kingdom. mr. khashoggi was murdered after entering the consulate in istanbul. the saudi's say he died after a brawl. turkey's president says he will reveal everything when he speaks tomorrow. our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins, has the latest. guest: these are the latest pictures of jamal khashoggi and his fiancee

richmond san rafael ur th's greay to get across the bay if you have to be up early coming up on 4:56. here comes one car. there we government obviously a pretty good commute. we'll talk about the freeway closure back in a couple at 880 and south 23rd. >>> thousands lined up for mexico's day of the dead parade. giant skeletons danced in the streets yesterday, along with acrobats and actors. the parade made its way along a three-mile route, ending in the center of mexico's capital. it paid tribute to my immigrants who lost their lives. families honor and keep the memory of their dead family members alive. >>> a social media mystery is now solved. >> a man from michigan who captured a loving moment knows the people in his image. he shot this earlier this month at yosemite. he announced he finally identified them as charlie behr and fiancee melissa. behr's brother saw a report and contacted him. the question now is, will dippel be invited to the wedding? >> he might be. pretty cool shot. >> we were wondering how they could possibly not know. i guess eventually it made its way through soci

. >> steve penny, you are a coward, resigning from ur position to give responsibility for someone else for creating the environment to let this monster thrive. >> what is steve penny saying, if anything at all tonight? >> reporter: david, he is saying when the facts are known, it will be shown that he did nothing criminal. and usa gymnastics says it is fully cooperating with investigators, however, the allegations certainly raise questions about just how cooperative they've been. if convicted, penny faces up to ten years behind bars. >> all right, linsey, thank you. >>> we have also learned tonight that federal authorities are now investigating the sexual abuse of minors by catholic clergy in pennsylvania. the department of justice has subpoenaed at least seven of the eighth cat liholic diocese in t state. >>> next tonight, to that case in wisconsin, the 13-year-old girl missing, her parents both found dead. and tonight, word that the phone that was used to make that 911 call where no one could talk, but they could hear noise in the background, that phone has now been recovered. here's

ures investment initiati is the global platform -- >> three weeks ago, this was the hottest ticket around the global elite -- an invitation to 'next week's saudi investment conference. the self-styled davos in the desert is fast becoming the exodus from the desert. the apparent murder of jamal leaders are now sending apologies for absence. today the u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin, became the latest to pull out. he tweeted - "just met with donald trump and secretary pompeo and we decided i will not be participating in the summit in saudi abia." is significant because that's the first direct action sanctioned by the president in the wa othis macabre killing. secretary of state pompeo is still saying tdi 's needed more time. >> i told president trump this morning that we ought to give them a few more days to complete that so that we, too, have a complete understanding of the facts surrounding that, at which point we can make decisions surrounding how or if the united states should respondnt to the incisurrounding mr. enashoggi. >> from the pres the language seems to be toughening as m

to five years,ur what you can expect is a 35%ction of between 25% to on the cost of batteries.he present technology, obviously if there is a breakthrough, you can go faster than that, so i'm expecting this to go down fast. francine: is tesla your biggest threat in that sector? carlos: no. it is an ally. tesla started with premium cars. the decided to go with premium cars. corented to address the market, so we went with cars , like commercial vehicles. addressed the light commercial vehicle and the heart of the market. ,o when we start to go to this we started the heart of the market, the mass market. tesla started with the premium cars. we are allies in a certain way. we wanted to make the idea of all electric cars possible, that people consider electric cars is normal cars. now thanks to everything we have done, yes, the electric cars the car of the future. the same people who 10 years ago said this will not work, etc. we are glad of this competition. it will be brutal and all the sectors, but we have the advantage of 10 years of experience. francine: do remember 10 years ago

ur day is filled with them, and pbs helps everyone discover there's -- theirs. any time, anywhere.- we are with you for life. news" wasrld presented by kcet los angeles. captioni sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening, i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is moderating the senate debate in missouri. on the newshour tonight, the "washington post" publishes jamal khashoggi's final column as investigations continue into his alleged murder by a saudi t squad.e then, desprced family separation here in the u.s. and increased deportations in mexico, migrants froral america continue to flee north. >> these are countries where if you're not getting screwed by gangs you're getting screwed by the government, so ws to the united states to grow and search for a job. >> nawaz: and, inside a new profile of the late football star and convicted murdereran aaron hez, revealing some missed warning signs about his mental heandh. all that aore on tonight's pbs newshour.

and a cookbook,ure look at some of the best-selling non-fiction books according to publishers we cannily, with presidents of war, michael begs los angeles's exadgesz of complex subdivisions a in 7th is "the washington post" bob woodward's book in fear. next is best-selling author report in the fifth risk. followed by reese wither spoon, whiskey in a tea cup. and looking at some of the best selling non-fiction books. is dc mcalester, foreign and domestic. . . . the book makes it clear what happens. i don't know if any of you watch the view. [crowd boos] i think it's when will people berg said, what is the deep steak and who is in charge? [laughter] that's when the wheels fell off the wagon. the first segment was pretty good. the second was not so good. but it is fine. i don't really care but was a micro problem. if all goes on in this country everyday. when the left tries to shut down the right. you are not allowed to speak. you're not allowed to say something that is pro- trump, pro- american, pro- american flag, pro- law and order, anticrime, i don't know what happened. what happened to

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. >> dear friends, in this part i ur group discussion, talk about the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi in the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul. irst of all, i wish godspeed on the late jamal khashoggi and

we are here because ur want to help families and our children.r: donald trump has called it an assault ou.s. border. the large caravan of people heading to the.s. is not stopped and brought back to honduras, no money or aid will given to honduras, he warned earlier this week. it m the strongest of terms asked mexico to stop this onslaught, he added later. since those threats, the number of people joining this convoy has only increased. but not all want to use the official border crossing and risk being turned back. already trying other means of continuing their journey north. if they do manage to get to the u.s. border, they have the legal right to claim asylum, but donald trump says he wilclose d ofborder and thahea midterm elections, is not missing the chance of making political capital. president trump: i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border if necessary. [applause] all because of ige illegal ition on slot brought by the democrat because theye ref acknowledge or to change the laws. they like it. they also figure everybo

e ure we have accountability on the existing gas tax before we give politicians more money and making sure working fallys are not hurt but a' gresive, unfair car and tax increase. >> reporter: he believes the title of the initiative was deceptive for voters and says they're taking action. in san francisco, christie "nb." >>> we are about a week away now from election day. nbc bay area is your home for all you need to know about the upcoming midterm elections. head to our home page, nbcbayarea.com, where you'll find entire section devoted to decision 2018. we'll help you find arpreview and state propositions. >>> the palo alto police department is working to add life-saving devices to every patrol car. in a few hours, the city council is expected to approve a plan to allow the department to buy 30 more automated external defibrillators. the total cost there $60,000. to foot the bill, the city will use funds from the citizens options for public safety program and santa clara county. >>> no one is seriously injured in taking this photograph but the coyote snagged on the fence is expected

laura: in the book, ur sister says that india is your favorite place to photograph. why?india is so rich and so deep in culture and diversity. i have spent probably five years of my life in india, and i still feel like i have not scratched the surface.me you have extealth, extreme poverty. but there are wonderful people, very hospitable, easy to photograph. it is always a surprise waiting for you around the next corner. e different religions an culture, i think, is so rich. and you ver get bored or tired of visiting is incredible country. laura: travel has changed so much since you started as a photographer. so has the technology. do you find it liberating that you can get across the world in half a day and take images with your cell phone? steve:ld well, the was become smaller and some of the charm of taking a long time to get to a place or having to wale to a por going to a village where there is no television or satellite connection -- i kind of miss acose days in a way, because it was a different and a different time. people were dressed differently and they behaved d

but across the country, voters are also weighmeg in on ballot ures that can bring big changes to theirtes. as "newsmhour" reported f idaho last week, one of the hot button issues for voters is health cetare and r or not to expand medicaid, the joint federal and state healthcare program for low-income americans. the state of nebraska is another of just a few red states with medpaicaid ion on the ballot and soon voters in the cornhusker state will see if they can do what their elected of.icials have been unable >> hi spencer, my name is mary. i'm calling on behalf of insure the good life. >> sreenivasan: at a makeshift campaign office in omaha, about a dozen volunteers are maki calls in support of initiative 427, a ballot measure to expand medicaid in nebraska. the group, insure the good life, is behind the expansion effort that would provide health insurance to an estimated 90,000 uninsured nebraskans. those who make too little to get federal subsidies under the obama-era affordable care act, or a.c.a. >> we're very excited about the initiate and what it can do to help those people that

according to vote.com nationally there were over 51,000 new registrations in just 24 urs.11 registrations in september ickly rose to about 3,500, more than that, for octobero far. and their page has sn over 155,000 new unique visitors alone. but of course her message wasn't received well by eryone. aring about the post, president trump said, let's say that i likeaylor swift's music about 25% less now. i thought that percentage mig have bee higher. >> you're right. he must have really liked her if it's only 25%. she's got a lot of reach and she's on tour, so spreadi the message. >>> so taylor got some support recently from meghan mccain who returned to the view after a leave of absence after the death of her father, senator john mccain, in august. mccain vowed to carry on the work of her fathe who denounce the partisanship, and she also singled out some of her closest friends who were there for >> god is real. i wouldn't be here without my faith. but i also wouldn't be h je withou biden and joe lieberman. those men have carried me thugh this experience, and i want to thank

much like the big, bad wolf, facebook seems keen to get into ur home. >> a-ooo! laura: writing to the president is a hallmar of american life. p whsident obama was in the oval office, every night before he went to bed he read 10 of the letters he had received. these are notes that regularic ams sent to the white house -- some supportive, some critical, and others that were completely unexpected. take a look. >> dear president obama. mr. obama: his wife an children paid $1200 a month for health insurance. >> dear president obama,'m writing to tell you abt the $15 my family donated to your 2012 campaign. it is about wanting to say tha $15 means something these days. $15 is a special pizza dinner at our local pizza stop. itic is one and a halfts to see the new film at the cinema we walk our daughters to. it is getting fresh food instead of frozen. c dear president obama, i hear that you are good recting homework. i wonder if you could look at this. particularly the highlighted portion on the back. how did i do? thank you. mr. obama: it gives you a sense of what is b

ur cameras were there as mayor muriel bowser chained the doors eyesterday. th final four families that lived there moved out on monday. they've been moved out into one of the smaller shelters across the city. >> want filies who are experiencing emergencies to have a safe place to land so that they can take care of employment, take care of health, take care of training and provide a better life for their family. >> perhaps the saddest case to come outthe shelter was the disappearance of a eslicia rudd. d.c. general which was once home to 170 families will be torn down in the coming mohihs. >>> new morning, a man was hit and killed by a tractor-trailer while changing a tire. nowirginia state police need your help tracking down the tractor-trailer. police say this happened late last night eastbound i-66 near the exit for route 522 in warren county. there is a mcdonald's near this exit. police say they could only describe thera tractorer as white in color. anyone with any information on this case is asked to call virginia state police. c> this morning a major ch

ur meter floodwaters t toppling trees and blowing off roofs are only some of the hazards. panama city beach is s under orders t to evacuate, but not everyone w was taking the mornig of unimaginable damage seriously before the hurricane s struck. >> i just hunkered down. we have beenen through so many storms that t the media sometims gets things crazy and people jump and run and they should do thatat but we have just beeeen through so many that w we are comftatable stayining, so arere going to. we have got enough food and generator gas, so we will be fine. beate: now, it is too late to be the affected regions. a number of famililies made itio some of thee roughly 50 emergeny shelters just in time. phil: let's get more from correspondent nicholas schneider joins us. how are people preparing f for michael's arrival? nicholas: t thank you for havin. it is s more baseded on locatato in the florida panhandle, we see the majorority of the impacact coming in from the categegory 4. the evacuatition z zones are ded mandatory, versus the evacacuatn zones throughohout georgia and e ca

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>> well the trumps admiation decided to end the protected status for immigrants from the ur countries that you mngz mentioned. so the first batch of them from sudan were set to lose the permit to live and work in the november. so it halts the deprotection from them. >> these a people who have been in the country for deckade. they have families and businesses here. >> and most of the people were from he wiel salvador. many have lived here for over 20 years. they own homes. they have u.s. citizen children, so, yes, a long time in the states. >> are they still subject to deportatn in the future though? >> well, what the judge did was a preliminary injuncthoon, so te on the end of temporary protective status stays for as long as the judge decdes the case. >> okay. and michael, one of your colleagues at the aclu represented the plaintiffs in this case. and in judge'sruling, he pointed to disparaging comments that president trump made against immigrant. why did the judge think those comments were relevant in making his decisions? >> one of the claims we bought in the case is that the sescis

the producer urs price index will be released annual with the focus on interest rates it could move both the bondck and the s market. investors will also be paying close attention to commentsrom number of federal reserve officials. and hurricane michael is on trackalo make lan in the florida pan handle. that's what to watch for on wednesday. >> always love that segment and as hallmark michael approaches the florida coast. ering producer are sh operations in the gulf of mexico affecting both oil and natural gas production. according to one estimate about 40% of gulfoast dal oil production has been taken off line. exxon mobil kmerch and anadarco have operators that have evacuated rigs tip. both d cngtde and natural gas prices settled highers in the futures markets today. >> ashat storm makes its way to land, retailers down there prepare for the worst. and they're working hard to get splis to where they need to be. courtney raying isn't in panama city, florida, for us. >> reporter: retailers are ours beforeitical hurricane michael hits the pan handle flooding logistics to get truck loads of

they are takingpi ures, the re about to exte crime scene on over as they continue to investigate and try to gr evidence. back over in this area, there are people who they are talking to on the other side of those cars, possibly witnesses to what happened. we do not kn if the shooting occurred inside the viva tequila restauraw. we don't k if it was outside, but we do know a man was shot. we don't know the extent of the injuries. police are continuing to gather evidence and talk to witnesses. we will bring you details as they become available on our nbc washington app. i'm shomari stone, news 4. >>> thank you. also breaking tonight, the saudis say journalis jamal khashoggi died in a fistfight in their consulate in istanbul turkey. it is the first time they have confirmed the writer's death, but not everyone is buying their story. saudi state tv says khashoggi was killed after that fight inside the consulate and that 18 saudi nationals are now under arrest. a statement also said quote, the kingdom expresses i deepest regret. the response on capitol hill has been fast and it's been scath