campaign a pretty busy schedule. he will have four different campaign stops this week. he is campaigning holding rallies in texas, wisconsin, north carolina and illinois. for now, no sign that he is going to slow down before the november 6 election day. jon: keeping you busy at the white house. ellison barber, thank you. new images show the last time a washington post columnist was seen alive. these pictures from turkish state television. they showed jamal khashoggi entering the saudi consulate in istanbul earlier this month. the saudis finally admitting he is dead. saying he was killed in a brawl involving more than a dozen people inside the consulate. lawmakers and the white house are demanding answers. garrett tenney in washington with more. reporter: the saudi government is defending themselves. world leaders are questioning the credibility of the saudi
protracted dispute, that they do not want to es chait the situation. the mood here in moscow today has been somber, one of mourning. people have been gathering outside the foreign ministry to light candles and pay their respects. the body of the ambassador who was killed has been brought back to moscow, and those investigators from russia, 16 of them, are now in ankara, in turkey. they of course will be looking very closely at whether or not the attacker had any kind of a larger network supporting him. turkish state television is reporting that he had some type of al qaeda literature in his home whether or not that was just an inspiration to him or whether that may have been part of a larger jihadist cell, that is something the russian investigators will want to get to the bottom of. there are still a lot of questions as well as to how he was able to gain access to this event. this event would have been frequented by all sorts of
they do not want to escalate the situation. the mood here has been somber. one of mourning. people have been gathering outlets of the foreign minister to light candles and pay their respects. the bold of the ambassador who was killed has been brought back to moscow. and those investigators from russia, 16 of them now in ankara. in turkey. they, of course, will be looking very closely at whether or not the attacker had any kind of a larger network supporting him. turkish state television is reporting he had some kind of al qaeda literature in his home. whether or not that was just an inspiration to him or whether he may have been part of a larger jihadist cell, that is something that russian investigators will want to get to the bottom of. there is still a lot of questions as well as to how he was able to gain access to this event. this event would have been visited by all sorts of