crimes the criminals are getting better at what they do as well and if you see signs of that yes absolutely one one closer very good at you know finding another one but we re on the learning curve let s hope that law enforcement is also on and on and off we hope as well fredricka the deputy editor in chief at corporate t.v. dot org here in berlin for that we appreciate you taking the time to come on the show did i talk with this and you re going to work thank you you thank. well tonight u.s. treasury secretary steven miller announcing he will not attend a high profile investment conference in saudi arabia next week which is known as davos in the desert is cancellation is just the latest along list of finance ministers and c.e.o. s staying away as the outrage and indignation surrounding the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi grows turkish authorities say
a piece of this action, stepping in. a lot of pressure on the saudis. and they ve got that big conference coming up, a big question as to whether the u.s. treasury secretary will still be attending. they said they ll find out later on this week if he will, in fact, be going or not. everybody stand by. there s more news we re following. clearly the stakes are enormous right now. we have some exclusive new cnn reporting coming up. we have just obtained new satellite photos revealing an alarming new military buildup by russia s vladimir putin. and cnn cameras have exclusive access, as u.s. marines take part in war games. will this discourage the russian leader s alarming moves? ( ) everybody wants a new, different,
the arguments coming from saudi officials. reporter: trump has worked to forge a strong rapport with the kingdom, showing little if any skepticism of saudi leaders. i hope that the king and the crown prince didn t know about it. that s a big factor in my eyes. and i hope they vice presidehav reporter: that interview only the latest in the president s media blitz, doing a crush of appearances 20 days before the midterm elections. he s placing himself at the center of the conversation. but when asked whether he will own some of the blame if republicans lose control of congress, he told the associated press, no. so the secretary of state is coming back to washington, and he is scheduled to brief the president likely tomorrow on what he found. unclear what type of briefing that will be, though, because the secretary of state said he was not offered any facts on the ground there. but the president is scheduled to meet with him tomorrow. also tomorrow is decision from the treasury secr
until pastor andrew brunson is free. the u.s. has already hit turkey with sanctions and tariffs and more may be on the way if brunson is not released. we will see how this goes today, brunson first detained in 2016 and has been under house arrest since july. rob and jillian. jillian: all right, doug, thank you very much. u.s. treasury secretary will travel to saudi arabia despite increase pressure on the kingdom over fate of missing journalist, steve mnuchin attending investment conference that typically attracts techs around the world, several pulling out as washington post reports saudi arabia s prince ordered operation to detain jamal, last seen entering consulate, turkey claims it as audio and proves he
pretense of legal backing. you know, it is trump supporters to start making this argument now. the question of why leaking it now is very interesting. we ll continue to follow that story. the meeting of g7 finance ministers ended saturday in a way rarely seen before. six of them ganging up on the u.s. for sticking key allies with punishing new tariffs on steel and aluminum. this kind of friction is very unusual among friendly nations. they all gave u.s. treasury secretary an earful behind closed doors. the six countries are expressing