bin said a man says he has a big reform agenda but has anything really changed for the women in his country i put that question to political scientist. who specializes in the middle east a direction of a city well as long as the male guardianship that system is intact we will continue to hear about cases of young fleeing the country because they are basically leaving a system treating them as perpetual minors sophisticated sophisticated it's all an ability to decide for themselves can have a concrete prince the haven't been so man has declared several measures for the forms we have yet to see them really implemented in a manner that brings real change in the lives of women in reality and you want to extend is this. link to the fundamentalist form of the hobby islam that is practiced in saudi arabia. well i'm glad you are asking this question because it's very important to emphasize that the male guardianship as a system is also imposed and other arab countries specifically in the arabian peninsula yemen is one country where this system is also a privilege and but that said one has t

the same for saudi crowned prince mohammed bin salman that is said to ordered killing of jamal khashoggi. he said nobody pointed a finger at him for the killing. the cia has and a u.n. investigation has and the president just got started tweeting i'll be leaving japan for south korea with president moon and if kim saw this, i would meet with him at the border. call me, maybe. kim did. the president became the first to set foot in north korea in office and boy, did it play up as a big moment for himself. take a look. >> i actually stepped in with chairman kim. i stepped into north korea and they say -- [ cheers ] >> and they say that's a very historic moment and i think it is a historic moment and a very good moment and he asked me would you like to do that? i said it would be my honor and we did and we went over the line, and turned around and everybody was so happy, and many people i noticed from korea were literally in tears crying, crying because this is a big thing. it's a big thing. >> not only a big thing but even bigger because it achieves he says what his predecessor couldn't, wh

pointing to saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man's involvement calmar believes rich countries have done little to pursue justice one way of pressuring the saudis she says is depriving them of hosting the next g. 20 summit in riyadh in 2020 politic or accountability for mr cashel he will mean that it doesn't happen. elsewhere or something is being done to ensure that the political as. in the us and in other countries does not become complicit and she's calling for a restriction on saudi access to surveillance technology there should be a moratorium on the sale of surveillance technology to saudi arabia because time and time again that country as demonstrated that it can meet cannot be trusted but us president donald trump is the key to making effective moves of the saudis who have rejected reports and maintain the cause shock g.'s killing was a rogue operation by officials the us has put sanctions on individuals while keeping warm ties with the saudis state partly because. weapons that is hostile to iran. comments don't reflect official u.n. policy she says the u.s. has power lies d

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and president trump said something in japan along the lines that nobody has proven that mohammed bin salman or his government has been behind the killing. >> no one but the cia. >> but the cia has proven it. he is reveling in these dictators and somewhat jealous about the absolute control they have in these countries, talking about kim jong-un, wishing that his citizens in america would stand at attention the way north koreans do when they see their dear leader. >> the other thing that was so deeply offensive, david, was on the -- actually, on the actual anniversary of the killings of the capital gazette in annapolis, maryland, he was joking with vladimir putin about fake news and said you don't have it in your country and putin is saying yes, i do. 25 journalists have been killed in the last year in russia. >> i found joking with the dictator of modern russia, leader who is accused not simply of repressing the media, but being complicit in the murders of journalists, palling around with mohammed bin salman of saudi arabia, who is accused of killing our colleague, jamal khashoggi, i

, crown prince mohammed bin salman, should be investigated. the un official who wrote that report was at the conference and said the us mu5t act on herfindings. the us has a vested interest in uncovering the truth around the killing ofjournali5t kha5hoggi. he was working for the washington po5t, he was a legal resident of the us and demanding that the fbi and tend to make undertake of the us and demanding that the fbi undertake an investigation into the killing of mr kha5hoggi. the pressure is being stepped up on saudi arabia. a delegation from reporters without borders met with top saudi officials in riyadh this year, to urge them to free 30 journalists who are currently being detained there. they listened to us. they did not agree with many of our points but they did listen to us. we gave it some time because one possibility to discu55 was possibly pardon5 during the ramadan period. that didn't happen so we chose not to speak out in the now to speak out in the international attention on saudi arabia, the international scrutiny and criticism

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bin salman not necessarily a decision made at a ministerial level in vienna members like iran had said that undermines opec's decisionmaking ability moving forward i asked whether russia has too much influence when it comes to the decisionmaking efforts of the group, he rejected that saying this is very much a collective effort and of course when you have leaders like the president of russia and the leader of saudi arabia meeting at the g20, then of course given their positions when it comes to their role as oil producers, it's only natural that the topic of oil would come up in their conversation and a deal like this would be discussed. he very much agrees with the opec secretary-general in saying that opec's formal process of making decisions, a collaborative approach to oil price management is still intact back over to you >> dan, thank you for that detail there our next guest says we moved to a why not moment in sustainable investing as portfolios a s are appearing more resilient during downturns. julia petegrini joins us now you had these funds for almost a year how labor intensiv

also while at the g20 summit, trump met with saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman, praising him as a reformer and telling him "you have done a really spectacular job." trump refused to answer questions from reporters about bin salman's role in the death of jamal khashoggi last october but said the prince was very unhappy about the killing. the united nations u.s. intelligence officials and u.s. lawmakers have all found credible evidence that the crown prince was directly implicated in ordering jamal khashoggi's murder. in sudan, at least 10 people were killed after tens of thousands took to the streets sunday, the first mass demonstration since the deadly crackdown on a peaceful protest camp by security forces in early june, which killed at least 128 people. ramadan, ie 29th of felt my blood boiling in my veins. so i have to come out tonight. i had to march. i had to march for everyone killed. add a march for the martyrs that died, march for the girls that were raped. i had to march to achieve something, anything. amy: i amid an internet and press blackout, reports emerged of polic