related to humanitarian goods and civil aviation and follows a case filed by tehran against washington the u.s. is penalizing companies trading with iran after it re imposed sanctions earlier this year lawyers for the us argue the i.c.j. has no jurisdiction in this matter washington does not even officially recognize the u.s. body indonesia appealing for more body bags today as more on the island of sort of wasting aid supplies are starting to trickle out more than four days after the quake and tsunami the official death toll now stands at over fourteen hundred. u.k.'s prime minister to resign may will have her chance to convince her party she is on the right track with bricks it's in about half an hour from now she'll deliver the closing speech to the conservative party conference on tuesday former foreign secretary boris johnson laid down a challenge in the government to chuck quote plans. she a politician. has been chosen as iraq's prime minister he was chosen by the newly elected president the kurdish politician. it's hoped this will end political deadlock in the country that's been in pla

u.s. senate prepares to vote on president trump supreme court nominee in washington begin arresting protesters from outside the senate building two key senators pledge their support for judge breck's carbonneau despite allegations of sexual misconduct . brazilians prepared to go to the polls this weekend in a presidential election that's been married and division and controversy even including the stabbing of one of the frontrunners. and one of oprah's great voices falls silent. mary. the music world mourns the loss of soprano most said come by you who has died at the age of eighty five. i'm edith king money thank you for joining us dozens of protesters in washington have been arrested just prior to the vote late on saturday for controversial judge bret's covenant for supreme court they were sitting just in front of the entrance of the united states capitol as legislators inside prepared to confirm judge dredd coven on the supreme court the vote is expected to be close but unless there are some last minute changes coming all should get in by at least a couple of votes he's been accused of sexu

horrible heinous crime all right michael kony to these every correspondent reporting for us in washington u.s. justice department officials say d.n.a. a fingerprint match and misspellings helped them find the man suspected of sending mail bombs to prominent democrats fifty six year old caesar of florida who was a restaurant friday faces charges in connection with the mail bomb brought his fingerprint was found on one on drips and misspelled words on some packages matched to those on his social media postings investigators also found a d.n.a. sample that possibly matched his from a previous erased. a summit on finding a roadmap to end the conflict in syria has called for constitutional reform and fresh elections in the war torn country needing any istanbul the leaders of russia germany and france also say a truce around the rebel held bestival if live should be extended but that truce has been repeatedly violated and it's still a long way before peace takes hold on the ground in syria. first you see them then you hear them. syrian government rocket fire rains down on the town of kufa hama this

the other stories making news around the world in contrast to the political tumult back home in washington u.s. first lady maloney a trump has spent the last leg of her low key tour of africa visiting the egyptian pyramids and this being a trip took her to three other african countries where she spent time promoting her charity work. fifty people have been killed in congo after an oil tanker collided with another truck authorities say at least one hundred people were injured the tanker was on its way from the western city. to the capital kinshasa it's not yet clear what caused the commission. on sunday voters in brazil will be casting their ballots in the first round of the country's most divisive presidential election in decades and that's largely due to the controversy surrounding the ballots far right frontrunner. the polls give him a solid lead over his leftist opponent and that has many voters worried that a candidate who is openly hostile to gays ethnic minorities and women may soon be the country's leader. the statue of christ the redeemer watching over rio de janeiro from a distance th

saudi kill team on the same day at istanbul's international airport and the washington post which worked for he wrote for them says u.s. intelligence intercepted communications of saudi officials discussing a plan to detain khashoggi back to saudi arabia. in a moment we'll cross live to washington for reaction to new comments from the u.s. vice president mike pence can really help it will bring us that report but first let's talk to my colleague stephanie decker who's in istanbul waiting outside the saudi consulate staff let's just take a step back if you will for the next ninety seconds or so what do we know as fact what do we know is speculation and what do we know is what might have happened well the only thing we know is fact peter is that. entered that consulate behind us eight days ago and he hasn't been heard or seen from since this is the only thing we know as factually correct this speculation is coming from anonymous turkish officials senior officials being quoted in strong publications like the new york times like the washington post all across tarkus median of course being picked up by all international me

u.s. newspaper washington post citing sources that u.s. intelligence officials claim that they possibly intercepted communications with saudi officials discussing the capture of cole shogi has to be said though riyadh is denying any responsibility for disappearance so we still don't know what happened on that fateful day can you tell us a little bit more about what we do know about the footage that's been released of this supposed that team of saudi agents who allegedly were sent by our yacht to target. facials have identified they say most of this fifteen member team images of them have now been all across turkish media they've understand that they have identified some of the professions they say some of them work for saudi special forces there's even they say one member was a forensic skills now those who jaish and he could have been used for the dismembering of. this is something that is strongly denied by riyadh but they. do believe they are building up a picture of who they believe is responsible for his disappearance and possible mur

al jazeera washington u.s. president donald trump has them and the military send the troops to the border with mexico where thousands of migrants are heading to where they started to walk to the u.s. from honduras to escape poverty and gang violence trump has vowed to stop the migrant caravan which she has described as a national emergency john allman sent us this update from mexico southeastern state of chap us where the migrants are currently traveling from. the dynamic has really changed on this caravan of people the been heading so many miles from home duress trying to get to the u.s. border you can see now that instead of those images of a river of people really heading by foot now a lot of people are either getting rides from willing members of the mets compulsion elation all paying about two and a half dollars to get on these small buses they call them here come base and what that means is that there are a balancing quicker than when they have to get there on foot there are lots of women also lots of chil

u.s. government has demanded a full inquiry into the disappearance and there are growing calls in washington for stronger action against saudi arabia ellen fisher has more. one week on since the disappearance of american resident jamal khashoggi in istanbul and the u.s. is still chasing answers i know nothing right and i know what everybody else knows no us state department insists it is pressuring the saudis we're not going to make any judgments about what had happened to him the united states is certainly concerned about his whereabouts a senior officials at the state department have spoken with saudi officials through diplomatic channels about the matter we call on the government of saudi arabia to conduct a thorough trant and transparent investigation at a washington conference discussing come to events in saudi arabia concerned for the journalist disappearance bubbled under the surface one human rights activist says the u.s. must take much stronger action than just expressing concern i'd like to see the u.s. demand that the saudis produce him and if they can't produce him produce the de

u.s. imports it also filed an official complaint with the. washington followed that with more than two hundred billion dollars worth of tariffs against china it would tell eighty by imposing sixty billion in levies will say china announced this stopping all u.s. oil imports on the country's top crude kariya says the business is quote totally stopped beijing and been the second largest importer of the u.s. oil jeffrey all but took a from the american institute for economic research thinks china may have the upper hand in this trade will. do us is that going to lose because if you look at what's happening in them china right now they're actually lowering tariffs on many goods or. from imports from other countries besides the rest like actually lowering tariffs so it's actually a good thing for chinese consumers and it's great it's great to help the chinese economy and china is seeking to become. independent in terms of its fuel needs from the u.s. going forward this is a presumption widely shared all over china and they're definitely going to achieve it b

u.s. government has demanded a full investigation into these disappearance and there are growing calls in washington for stronger action against saudi arabia has more. one week on since the disappearance of american resident jamal khashoggi in istanbul and the u.s. is still chasing answers i know nothing right now i know what everybody else knows nothing the u.s. state department insists it is pressuring the saudis were not going to make any judgments about what had happened to him the united states is certainly concerned about his whereabouts a senior officials at the state department have spoken with saudi officials through diplomatic channels about the matter we call on the government of saudi arabia to conduct a thorough trant and transparent investigation at a washington conference discussing come to events in saudi arabia concerned for the journalist disappearance bubbled under the surface one human rights activist says the u.s. must take much stronger action than just expressing concern i'd like to see the u.s. demand that the saudis produce him and if they can't produce him produce the detai

u.s. that a full investigation will be conducted into his death like her as well from washington d.c. . the u.s. secretary of defense has just returned from a security meeting in bahrain where among others he held talks with the saudi foreign minister he said that the issue of jamal khashoggi had been deeply discussed he'd informed the foreign minister that the us administration wants to get to the bottom of the matter it asked him as well to cooperate with turkey in the ongoing investigation into the journalist deaths the president said we want to get to the bottom we will get to the bottom of it and as you know turkey. so far provided evidence for every allegation that they have made about what happened and shown no one nation controls all the information and i spoke to the foreign minister shoddier rubio two days ago in manana and he showed there would be a full investigation secretary mattis was very careful to separate out the issue of yemen and shogi saying that these were two totally different matters making clear though that the u.s. is continuing to put pressure to bear on saudi

decisions on purchasing foreign military in fact threats against india already coming out of washington a u.s. general has warned that sanctions and deed on the table if india decides to follow through with the purchase of the russian defense system some see this as washington backtracking on the previous promise it had made to protect india against its sanctions so that's why this is seen as such a leap of faith on new delhi's behalf. the u.s. congress has approved the creation of a sixty billion dollar investment agency to fund projects in developing countries however the move could run counter to some of president donald trump is king of policy and others as get an explanation here with r.t. and bremmer donald trump's plan to put america first i will always put america first america first america first rebuild and restore america's depleted infrastructure and i've been in construction and building all my life i love it. i love the smell of a construction site right the roads railways power plants and water systems of the united states are still in some pretty poor conditions but donald tru

u.s. senate prepares to vote on president trump's supreme court nominee. police in washington arrest protesters outside the senate building two key senators pledge their support for judge brett kavanaugh despite allegations of sexual misconduct. brazilians prepare to go to the polls this weekend in a presidential election that's been mired in division and controversy even including the stabbing of one of the front runners. and one of opera's great voices falls silent. night. the music world mourns the loss of a soprano montserrat who has died at the age of eighty five. i'm max foster thanks for joining us dozens of protesters in washington have been arrested just prior to the vote later on saturday regarding controversial judge brett kavanaugh they were sitting just in front of the entrance of the united states capitol building as legislators inside prepared to confirm cavanagh as a new member of the u.s. supreme court a vote is expected to be close but unless there are some last minute changes he should get by by at. a couple of votes he's been accused of sexual misconduct by

stories making news around the world in contrast to the political akara monye back home in washington the u.s. first lady millennia trump has spent the last leg of her low key tour of africa visiting the egyptian pyramids and the sphinx her trip took her to three other african countries where she spent time promoting her charity work. and at least fifty people have been killed in the democratic republic of congo after an oil tanker collided with another truck authorities say at least one hundred people were injured the tanker was on its way from the western city of metacity to the capital kinshasa it is not yet clear what caused the collision. and people in brazil are preparing to go to the polls to elect a new president the far right candidate show here both an hour oh is confident he can win to morrow and avoid a runoff vote at the end of october his main challenger is the left winger fernando had dad who has who was only confirmed as a candidate less than a month ago. it's the first round of voting in brazil's presidential election after a run up it certainly wasn't short on drama. far rig

two planes and entered the consulate the same day the journalist was killed the washington post which wrote for says u.s. intelligence and separate communications of saudi officials discussing a plan to capture him has more from washington d.c. . the two most prominent newspapers in the united states both coming out with stories about do the disappearance of jamal khashoggi first the new york times they are saying that a source is telling them that intelligence community believes that his disappearance was signed off on by the highest levels of the saudi government they're citing the source saying that the complexity of the scope the potential ramifications would have had to have been signed off at a high level that they do not specify who that could be they're also reporting that sources believe show he was killed within two hours after entering the consulate and that his body was dismembered by a bone saw that was brought in by those operatives now to the washington post the washington post is saying that one source has told them that u.s. intelligence found communications within saudi arabia the talk

debra: sources in washington city u.s.p tariffs on all chinese imports if the talks between trump and president xi fail. they are expected to meet briefly in buenos aires next month. an announcement in september would mean $257 billion worth of new duties around the time of in lunar new year february. the ceo of rio tinto, the world's second-largest miner, this talk about trade wars, current demand in china is strong. >> the mood is pretty good. a lot of talk about trade wars, but if you look at the ground, in terms of aluminum and iron ore, they are full. the chinese machine is working very well. ebra: philip hammond has promised an end to tax cuts and -- has promised tax cuts and an usterity. they promise money for schools, and roads. and 500 million pounds in case the u.k. leaves the eu with no deal. along with an increase in duty on internet gaming operators. >> i can report to the british people that their hard work is paying off, and the era of austerity is finally coming to an end. data from the lion air -- accordin

missing at saudi journalists was assassinated on the highest orders of the kingdom and the washington post says u.s. intelligence intercepted communications of saudi officials discussing a plan to capture him because he was last seen in or in the saudi consulate in istanbul a week ago from washington d.c. has more on the new york times have relations there also reporting that sources believe the show he was killed within two hours after entering the consulate and that his body was dismembered by a bone saw that was brought in by those operatives now to the washington post the washington post is saying that one source has told them that u.s. intelligence found communications within saudi arabia the talked about trying to lure her shogi back to saudi arabia doesn't say if it was to arrest him to interrogate him to kill him and doesn't say whether or not that information was passed along to him before he entered the consulate turkish newspaper sabah daily has published photos of fifteen saudis who police suspect may have been involved in disappearance local media say the group flew to istanbul on two

u.s. vice president might pan said washington is ready to assist in finding out what has happened to jamal khashoggi. last question the follow up if the saudis were to request our f.b.i. dispatched technicians to the consulate would they do so i think the united states of america stands ready to assist in any way but as i said yesterday the free world deserves answers the report that a saudi arabian journalist may have been tragically murdered. in turkey. should be deeply concerning to everyone and cherishes the freedom of the press and human rights let's check in with kimberly how could on this one outside the white house complete twenty four hours ago you and i were talking and all we had was donald trump saying i'll talk to the fact that some point and i don't know anything a lot is developed in that time. lot has developed but in terms of any sort of phone call and readout from the white house we have not received anything here from the white house press corps what i can tell you is that when the president left the white house yesterday when he was en route to a rally a campaign rally

has links the killing to the office of the crown prince al-jazeera as mike hanna reports from washington. the u.s. state department has welcomed the saudi decision to lift the travel ban on to sochi and it's emerged that the secretary of state plate a major role in this decision it would appear the state department says set my pompei oprah up the issue. with the saudi leaders during his visit to riyadh so clearly the secretary of state playing a major role in that saudi decision to allow. to leave saudi arabia and come to the united states he is a dual u.s. and saudi citizen in the course of the day to president trump had his much awaited meeting with his director of the cia he's been talking about this for days saying that he needs to get the information in person to be able to take a decision on what to do next but there was only a single line statement coming from the white house confirming just that that me meeting had taken place more information came from the state department saying that the secretary of state might pompei o also took part in the discussions so it would appear president tru

decisions on purchasing foreign military in fact threats against india already coming out of washington a u.s. general has warned that sanctions and deed on the table if india decides to follow through with the purchase of the russian defense system some see this as washington backtracking on the previous promise it had made to protect india against its sanctions so that's why this is seen as such a leap of faith on new delhi's behalf we also had a chance to speak to india's minister of commerce and industry who spoke of the personal chemistry between the two leaders and his own expectations from the gather . for change chemistry between this in fourteen and my prime minister has been extremely strong. and if you're walking really close the geopolitical. many issues each concerned with the country. it's my job as a minister of commerce and industry and a reason to make sure. that people who would need city support economically to industry to business he said listen to people in strong. so distant ph d. be happy to see that they're not just and the biggest delegation from militias in wouldn't

washington on the member of the u.s. senate foreign relations committee jeff flake says arms sales to saudi arabia should end if the kingdom is involved in crucial g.'s mota with the apparent brutal murder murder of journalist jamal khashoggi some of the some of the real enemies of the people and enemies of freedom seem to have taken license to eliminate a man that their regime viewed as a threat mr president we need to know exactly what happened in that saudi consulate in turkey earlier this month put bluntly we cannot do business with the saudi government if they directed or were complicit in the murder of jamal khashoggi john hendren joins us live now from washington d.c. john so there's a news report just hours ago that suggests that turkey actually has the audio and video evidence to prove saudi involvement what does it say. that's right there and we might now understand why those turkish officials and those u.s. senators are so certain that because shoji is dead and that the saudi arabian government is responsible

washington. politicians from both major u.s. parties have written a letter to the trumpet ministration urging it to take a tougher stance against the saudi government let's go live to our state department correspondent roslyn jordan in washington d.c. first of all how significant is this letter. barbara the release of this letter is simply a coincidence yes there is a call from both republicans and democrats in the congress to put more pressure on saudi arabia but this has to do with the saudi led war in yemen there's been a lot of concern in congress particularly in the senate about the state department certification last month that the saudi government and the government were taking all due precautions to prevent civilian casualties of course this comes in light of the august airstrike in which about forty schoolchildren very young children were killed in their school bus during a saudi led air strike against the rebels they were in a suburb of sanaa the capital of yemen but the saudis and the immoralities were arguing that the

u.s. is seeking to compete with chinese influence in the developing world and it looks like washington is already attacking beijing on several fronts first as america's trade war with china now vice president mike pence is claiming beijing's trying to remove trump from the white house and china's responded strongly accusing washington of interfering in other countries defense china has initiated an unprecedented effort to influence american public opinion the two thousand and eighteen elections and the environment leading into the twenty twenty presidential elections china wants a different american president left to trim brought in a first wave of tariffs on chinese goods beijing and sit with restrictions on u.s. imports it also followed an official complaint with the washington followed that with more than two hundred billion dollars with the tariffs against china he retaliated by imposing sixteen billion in levies also china has announced that stopping all american oil imports one of the country's top troop carriers says business has totally stopped beijing has been the second largest

u.s. going to do after saudi arabia admitted to killing american resident and washington journalist jamal khashoggi. the president making news announcing u.s. investigators are on the case no very short. break but the people in turkey right now want a great. sunday right because they're coming back tonight tomorrow and i will not marry i am not satisfied with whatever but he continued to stress the most important thing to him investment from saudi arabia even though he has grossly inflated the actual amounts his son in law and senior adviser jared questioner is also talking he's staked much of his work in the middle east on his close relationship with the crown prince mohammed bin so man he says coup shows he's killing seems to be a terrible situation but stressed other factors are important as well once we have all the facts then will make an assessment but again i think that our administration has made a lot of gains in our fight against terrorism we have to deal with the long term ideology. of extremism and saudi arabia is a critical partner in that at the same time the trump administra

u.s. support one of washington's key enemies is reached out to riyadh iran's foreign minister said the country should work together to ensure regional security. president repeatedly humiliate the saudis by saying they can't last two weeks without is support this is the recompense for the delusion that one security can be outsourced we again extend our hand to our neighbors let's build a strong region and stop this conceit saudi arabia in the us have been strong allies for decades in the last ten years washington sold the country three hundred fifty dollars worth of weapons of the business deals between the powers amounted to it said tens of billions and now trunk claims the saudi king would be dethroned and in no time at all if it wasn't for us money. we protect saudi arabia would you say they're rich. and i love the caring king solomon but i said king. we're protecting you you might not be there for two weeks without us you have to pay for your military. attic henningsen founder of the news website twenty first century wire things that iran is simply trying to convince the saudi arabia it doe

washington. trying to campaign on the west coast u.s. president donald trump couldn't get away from the questions about jamal khashoggi is murder it was pretty much all reporters asked about as for the saudi explanation the president had this response well i'm not satisfied until we find the answer but it was a big first step it was a good first step but i want to get to the answer he says that could come by tuesday but he again insisted that what is most important to him the money that saudi arabia spends in the u.s. the amounts of been changing over time one hundred ten billion four hundred fifty billion hits four hundred fifty thousand jobs four hundred fifty billion dollars six hundred thousand jobs it's over a million jobs but experts say those numbers are simply not true not accurate not even close the administration the white house is operating on this false narrative that saudi arabia that we are dependent saudi arabia that saudi arabia has arms purchases support american industry that they know that they we need them they don't

well the washington post which has shocked she wrote four also has some new details it says u.s. intelligence intercepted communications of saudi officials discussing a plan to capture him well particle hain joins us now from washington d.c. patty this is a fast moving story let's start first with the new york times article that says turkish officials are now saying that she was killed on the highest orders of the of the saudi royal court that's an astonishing claim what more can you tell us. it really is astonishing and i want to point out that the new york times is saying that they only have one source on this but also i should point out that the new york times and the washington post are the two have a hitter's newspapers in the united states they don't tend to print things that turn out to be wrong that said al-jazeera has not been able to independently confirm this story but is just now breaking the new york times saying that this is a source told and they believe that this was basically agreed to by the highest levels of the saudi arabian government and the source says the i

u.s. latest reaction from washington d.c. and as begin with charles stratford he's outside the saudi consulate in istanbul so first of all bring us up to speed now with the investigation they've gone in we understand or going into the saudi consuls why charles. what we call confirm yet sami whether in fact members of this investigative scene this joint investigative team have gone into the consul's house it's relatively close to here we haven't had no confirmation that that is get put into certainly there's been no evidence of the best fifteen returning here to the consulate we understand that's very much part of the plan the turkish government announcing that the small and we also understand that those vehicles that were registered that were on plates that were registered to the saudi consulate are also very much the focus of this investigation we can't confirm when in fact that will happen we've learned will certainly sources the government of told us that they expect results of this investigation to be available be announc

gathered in front of the washington post the newspaper jamal khashoggi route for the gatherings in d.c. was just part of a campaign which also saw protests elsewhere in the u.s. and they all insist the demonstrations will continue until they get answers and action alan fischer washington well let's go straight to the state department in the u.s. and our correspondent there rosalynn jordan ross politicians from both major u.s. parties a verse from the letter to the trumpet administration urging him to take a tougher stance against the saudi government i mean how significant is this letter and how much is it linked to the disappearance of john g's. well a letter that has been sent to the secretary of state mike pompei o is basically calling into question his decision last month in september to certify that the saudi government and the u.a.e. government are both using the adequate precautions in order to make certain that yemeni civilians are not being killed during the air war that's being conducted against the rebels this certification it was mandated by congress and so the deadline was coming up in september and so because of the concerns of the u.s. is nati

u.s. capitol in washington on saturday some protesters continually stormed the voting by shouting for the senate gallery and the chair u.s. vice president mike pence one order over a dozen times. sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. and sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. will restore order in the gallery. trump powers denounced how democrats conducted themselves by likening bad actions to mob rule my colleague mayor harvey discussed the issue with scottie nell hughes r.t. america's evening news host she thinks commoners confirmation highlights the deep split in america ahead of november's midterm elections. braver to pull back and say no facts matter we actually need to see what we have hard evidence on that might hurt long term the women's movement here in the united states as many women were supporting the supporting the accuser just because they felt like accusers had not been heard recently in the united states this is one year to the day of the need to movement happening on the other hand in the end pe

al-jazeera washington u.s. vice president mike pence is accused china of interfering with american politics and technology he says beijing is using economic and military tools as well as propaganda to advance his interests in the u.s. his comments come up to president trump accused beijing of interfering in the upcoming midterm elections china's foreign ministry has retaliated saying pence is committed slander turkey's foreign ministry has summoned saudi arabia's ambassador over the disappearance of a dissident saudi journalist saudi officials say jamal khashoggi disappeared after he left the consulate building in istanbul but the turkish government believes he's still inside a shell get been living in self-imposed exile writing columns critical of the kingdom and crown prince mohammed bin. well jamal khashoggi his fiance told out a zero what happened at the saudi consulate in istanbul on the day he disappeared. not because it happened on the second of toben i mean jamal went to the consulate in istanbul to get

u.s. capitol in washington on saturday some crisis has continued to steal the voting much shouting from the senate gallery from the chair u.s. vice president mike pence on to ask for them more than a dozen times. sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. the sergeant at arms were stored in the gallery. i. didn't arms will restore order in the gallery until the dispute over capital has left the us bitterly divided some up in finding a way to make the best of it. the plane quite nominee brought have been on brett kavanaugh cabin on jack's cabin and dr christine blood before it could use this cabin out of sexually assaulting her when they were both and. i drank beer apart from almost everyone do i like. i still like. earlier this week russia found itself confronted over the alleged activities of its military intelligence service the g.r.u. a number of western countries and international organizations called out moscow for waging a campaign of dirty side the tricks on his tongue hawkins breaks down the details. election interference

teacher and is seen here waiting for her fiance outside the consulate and she's written in the washington post the u.s. paper she contributed to pleading with the u.s. president to clarify what happened to her fiance and also in the saudis to release security camera footage she says she doesn't want to believe that he's been killed stephany decker stumble. ok here's a team covering events on fishes and about protest and washing.

decisions on purchasing foreign military in fact threats against india already coming out of washington a u.s. general has warned that sanctions and deed on the table if india decides to follow through with the purchase of the russian defense system some see this as washington backtracking on the previous promise it had made to protect india against its sanctions so that's why this is seen as such a leap of faith on new delhi's behalf. but we also had a chance to speak to india's our minister of commerce and industry as we can do to show you these are live pictures behind me right now minister those folk over the personal chemistry between the two leaders on his own expectations from this gathering happening right now in new delhi. but so you can receive this in fourteen in my plan is to the next i'm just going to. be able to really close the deal politically. as well as on so many issues each concerns will decline to say. it's my job as a municipal this new industry and a reason to make sure. that people who weighed in cities economically to dispute business he said listen to me when strong

u.s. state department in washington. well a letter that has been sent to the secretary of state mike pompei o is basically calling into question his decision last month in september to certify that the saudi government and the u.a.e. government are both using the adequate precautions in order to make certain that yemeni civilians are not being killed during the air war that's been conducted against the rebels this certification it was mandated by congress and so the deadline was coming up in september and so because of the concerns of the u.s. is national security and its financial relationships with these two countries when it comes to weapons sales the secretary of state reportedly made the decision to issue the certification well according to a number of news reports that was a controversial decision both within the trumpet ministration as well as on capitol hill and so what these congressional leaders who are very active on foreign policy have done is asked for a reconsideration of the certification asking for you fu

but this is what's happened and this is the fault of washington. the u.s. has imposed its own tariffs on chinese going to lose in this battle. well i think the u.s. is definitely to lose because if you look at what's happening then in china right now they're actually lowering terrorists on many goods for. imports from other countries besides us like actually lowering tariffs and it's actually a good thing for chinese consumers and it's good it's going to help the chinese economy china is going to overall win the war there is no the us does not have the leverage you know in the us to impose tariffs it's not against china it's against us producers and consumers i mean we're the ones paying the these these taxes and so it's a it's a it's a it's even from from the trumpet ministration plenty of you know this is a politically a very dangerous policy that's not going to benefit trump at all so it's a little bit mystifying why this keeps happening why this trade war keeps going on and my own view of this is that it's purely philosophical and ideological is kind of

the information coming from "the washington post" u.s.e may have had a reason to believe that khashoggi was a target of a plot to capture him. >> that's shocking if that information was not shared with him. obviously, the intelligence community wants to protect sources. that's the kind of information that should be shared with somebody who is a u.s. resident. this whole thing is soen consequence snabl. he is a hero of the free pless. he risked his life to tell the truth about saudi arabia, to criticize the government of saudi arabia. he was standing up for the freedom of people in saudi arabia and freedom all around the world. and unfortunately, we don't have a government in the united states right now that stands for those principles. we have a president who refers to the media as the enemy of the people. jamal khashoggi was not the enemy of the people. that's how he was treated apparently by the government of saudi arabia if the latest reporting is accurate. this is not something we're used to seeing. if these reports are the accurate,

u.s. that a full investigation will be conducted into the death of the saudi jenna's mike hanna has more from washington the u.s. secretary of defense has just returned from a security meeting in bahrain where among others he held talks with the saudi foreign minister he said that the issue of jamal khashoggi had been deeply discussed he'd informed the foreign minister that the us administration wants to get to the bottom of the matter it cost him as well to cooperate with tookie in the ongoing investigation into the journalist deaths. the president said we want to get to the bottom we will get to the bottom of it and as you know turkey. so far provided evidence for every allegation that they have made about what happened and show no one nation control all the information and i spoke to the foreign minister shaadi arabia two days ago in managua and he said there would be a full investigation secretary mattis was very careful to separate out the issue of yemen and co shogi saying that these were two totally different matters making clear though that the u.s. is continuing to put pressure to bear on saudi

the killing of the show and the location they also say that information has been shed with washington but u.s. president says there's no reason to block saudi arabian investments in the u.s. despite concerns over the case speaking to reporters at the white house also said the u.s. was expecting a report soon on the job. well look at very strongly we'll be having a report we're working with turkey we're working with saudi arabia what happened is a terrible thing assuming that happened i mean maybe we'll be pleasantly surprised but somehow i tend to doubt it and we take it very seriously it's not our country it's in turkey and it's not a citizen as i understand it but a thing like that shouldn't happen it is a reporter with the washington post and it's something like that should not be allowed to happen something like that should not happen and we intend to get to the bottom of it so that was in the oval office earlier in the morning trump told fox news that he needs to find out what happened to can show she in the situation doesn't look good and he discussed u.s. saudi relations have a listen.

u.s. capitol in washington on saturday the some protesters continually stole the voting by shouting from the senate gallery and the chair u.s. president mike pence had to ask for or at least a dozen times. sergeant at arms will restore order in the gallery. sergeant at arms. sergeant in arms will restore order in the. restore order in the. democrats conducted themselves by likening the actions to a rule and my call to discuss the issue with. america's evening news host she thinks that calvin almost called formation highlights the deep splits in america right ahead of november's midterm election. break with a pullback and said no facts matter we actually need to see what we have hard evidence on that might hurt long term the women's movement here in the united states as many women were supporting the supporting the accuser just because they felt like accusers had not been heard recently in the united states this is one year to the day of the need to move men happening on the other hand in the end people have needed to make sure that there was evidence and i think that's the reason why you saw

and is is seen here waiting for her fiance outside the consulate and she's written in the washington post the u.s. paper she contributed to pleading with the u.s. president to clarify what happened to her fiance and also in the saudis to release security camera footage she says she doesn't want to believe that he's been killed stephanie decker stumble while jamal joins us live now from outside the saudi consulate in istanbul jim what's the latest that you're hearing. well we are hearing some or more information from people who are close to the investigation amongst it is that. true one of my sources the investigators have testimony to somebody who was inside the consulate at the same time that jamal has actually entered that that person heard a loud exchange some shouting some sort of a noise of a struggle and then sudden silence this all feeds into the theory that the turks had put in from the beginning or their conclusion rather as far as they're concerned that she was brutally murdered in the building behind me on top of obviously as we heard in stephanie's piece there the fifteen man hit squa

u.s. sanctions deadline on the middle east and. what is washington planning to do to test last month we began reimposing hard hitting nuclear sanctions that have been lifted under the iran deal additional sanctions will resume nov fifth and more will follow and we are working with countries that importer reining in crude oil to cut their purchases substantially we cannot allow the world's leading sponsor of terrorism to possess the planet's most dangerous weapons. we cannot allow a regime that chance death to america and that threatens israel with annihilation to possess the means to deliver a nuclear warhead to any city on earth. just can't do it while london and moscow oppose donald trump their own policy some taking to civil disobedience to revenge yet another war to follow nato interventions in yugoslavia iraq libya and syria i want to ask do you think. are they hearing the iranian people have. this if you are going. forward with the run. out well joining me now via skype from washington d.c. is madame benjamin co-founder of the ngo code pink wit

u.s. going to do after saudi arabia admitted to killing american resident and washington journalist jamal khashoggi the president making news announcing u.s. investigators are on the case over your. great. turkey right now a great deal of the. saudi arabia coming back tonight tomorrow and i will not marry i am not satisfied with what i but he continued to stress the most important thing to him investment from saudi arabia even though he has grossly inflated the actual amounts his son in law and senior adviser jared kushner is also talking he's staked much of his work in the middle east on his close relationship with the crown prince mohammed bin so man he says coup shows he's killing seems to be a terrible situation but stressed other factors are important as well once we have all the facts then will make an assessment but again i think that our administration has made a lot of gains in our fight against terrorism we have to deal with the long term ideology of extremism and saudi arabia is a critical partner in that at the same time the trying to administration sending messages of support

u.s. in a new arms race. gorbachev warned on some of the dangers of a political roll back and read nuclearization. all right for more on this his cross to washington correspondent. hallett's u.s. allies have warned against decision to pull out of the treaty how much support is there in washington for the move and why well when you talk to nuclear arms experts they tell you that they are very concerned saying that this is and would speak very dangerous and that could go and arms race an excellent excellent increasingly cold war like behavior among the u.s. russia and china trump is also facing criticism from democratic lawmakers one. that this decision would be reckless that the white house has to consult the allies in europe there are also republican lawmakers standing behind the president and we have to say that the you asked military leaders have been complaining for a quiet long time now that russia has been violating this treaty and that this treaty is the one sided constraints on the u.s. ability to come to a china that was not a signatory of this treaty and it's all of this as the u.s. says national security adviser john bolton is heading to