a saudi journalist on foreign soil and if so will there be any consequences. i m mad the house and the un s panel on climate change issued a dramatic report this week saying the world could see a global climate crisis as early as twenty forty but how do you get the u.s. to take it seriously when the president is a climate change denier loss gina mccarthy the former head of the u.s. environmental protection agency under president obama but first saudi journalist and government critic joe marcus shogi has been missing since october the second last seen when he went into the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey believe he was killed by agents of his own government inside the consulate and had his body possibly dismembered astonishing and horrific allegations but will saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on faith and consequence. joining me now to discuss the disappearance and possible murder of jamal khashoggi a foreign policy analyst author and journalist religion brail who wrote
hello good to welcome back to your international weather forecasts were here across europe we have seen quite a bit of activity here across the mediterranean with all these clouds pushing through a lot of flooding has been seen we talk about majorca of course curse i dinny and also into parts of italy well good news is a lot of that rain has dissipated and we are going to be seeing some better weather conditions but what we are going to see is temperatures that are beginning to fall especially out here towards the west where we saw paris on saturday twenty six degrees we are coming down to about twenty one degrees as we go towards sunday and more rain in the forecast for london as well well here across the northern part of africa and for sure going to be seeing some rain showers here across tunisia tunas twenty four degrees for you and rain down towards tripoli we do expect to see clouds and rain as well algiers really not looking too bad at twenty seven degrees but a lot of
possibly dismembered astonishing and horrific allegations but will saudi crown prince mohammed bin some on faith and consequence. joining me now to discuss the disappearance and possible murder of jamal khashoggi a foreign policy analyst author and journalist rula jebreal who wrote the recent cover story for newsweek on the saudi crown prince and sarah leah whitson executive director of the middle east and north africa division of human rights watch at the moment of course saudi government officials refused to appear on al-jazeera and other well known defenders of the saudi government who we approached took participate in the show declined our invitation sara thanks for joining me out front before we begin i d like to play a clip from an episode of upfront that aired earlier this year in which i asked jamal why you chose a life in the united states. because i don t want to be understood i don t want to be. of some other order. that he has more position and man doesn t have a
red lines of unacceptable conduct even in our broken dysfunctional government here in the united states and so it s remarkable that n.b.s. has actually managed to bring together our dysfunctional senate and senators to act in a unified voice to demand accountability and promise sanctions which is what they should be doing so it s actually heartening but rula let me put this to you as much as we re glad that western governments the u.s. government is taking interest in this case and in the fate of jamal khashoggi and asking for an investigation asking for questions to be answered is a little bit depressing that it required the disappearance and possible murder of poor. four u.s. senators and a vice president and u.s. media to some and tom friedman to suddenly say oh there s a problem insider but what about the war in yemen still going on regardless of what s happened what about all the other people that sarah mentioned have been detained. tortured and disappeared in saudi arab
drowned. we begin with an uncomfortable meeting for nato members and belgium today as the organization hosted donald trump for the first time. claim thatted his european allies were not paying their fair share, and that 23 not meetingtions or their burdens putting an unfair burden on u.s. taxpayers. simon harding reports. simon: a nato summit that started with a solemn ceremony. the member states observed a to rememberlence the victims of the manchester terror attack and also unveiling two memorials. many expected donald trump to commit the united states to we were told it was the core of the alliance, however the u.s. repeated his complaint that member states were not paying their fair share. pres. trump: member states must meet their financial obligations and contribute their fair share. but 23 of the 28th member nations are not paying what they should be paying and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. simon: security was also top of saidist as heads of