turns to london he had spent less than a day in istanbul. on the 29th of september gave a tour to symposium on the future of peace 25 years after the oslo accords he posted 2 tweets about the event and then what would be his last tweet. your 100 of the very recently with question. of even when. i was one of the last people to meet him for he disappeared he was here with me in this office we spent the day together we had lunch together and he went to the airport i followed him the following they threw away some would cause he was supposed to appear on my t.v. show. but by the time i arrived in somewhat he was gone and i can tell you that when we met here you know my love seemed so quite comfortable and excited about the prospects of marriage we discussed. projects or here had in mind and that is to set up a website. to publish translations of reports of the cause and alice's economist regime in saudi arabia and the region. in london called the saudi consulate in istanbul they told him that his papers were ready and he should come on tuesday o

from istanbul he went to london for several days returning to istanbul at 4 o 7 am on friday the 28th of september. at 924 that morning the couple went to the municipal office in the fatty district to complete the formalities for them marriage. brigadier ability we went to the municipal office together to get information about the marriage process and find out what documents we needed for what we were told that in order to marry we needed a certificates confirming that we were both single. without that we wouldn't be able to marry. and he would have to go to the saudi consulate to get that certificate or we'll. push. jamal khashoggi and. took a taxi to the saudi consulate. there for monaco alcohol or active in all my life he left his phone with me before going in i wasn't allowed to go in but only people who had to obtain paperwork were committed to enter and without cause are called each other he stayed inside for about an hour before mr. i was relieved we were both relieved when he came out of the consulate or the took it up but he said that they treated him well no he cautions goin

although he wanted to live in istanbul to be near his family. he had 4 children with his 1st wife his 2nd marriage also ended in divorce in may 2010 he married a large nessie for several months after saudi arabia that marriage also ended amid rumors that the journalists had been put under official pressure to agree to the divorce do isn't very happy he was worried he one time told me his 2 sons complained to him. 'd held hostage because of him they couldn't travel so they were both bankers and their work requires them to travel and they could not leave the kingdom passports were confiscated and they were blaming him and that really caused lots of guilt. he told me he felt guilty that he was causing the. stress and suffered. in august 27th tweeted for the 1st time from exile in the united states. i returned to writing and tweeting grateful to his highness the minister of information for his kind efforts gratitude and loyalty to the royal crown prince no free pen is broken and no tweeter is silenced on to his reign. coming from a man in self-impos

after he left the saudi consulate in istanbul. it said the consulate was also following up and coordinating with the turkish authorities to discover the circumstances of her show she's disappearance. the bloomberg news agency published a statement by mohammed bin cell man on wednesday the 3rd of october before the official saudi press agency followed suit 3 days later. m.b.'s said quote my understanding is he entered and he got out after a few minutes or maybe one hour. adding that he was not inside the consulate and that quote if he's in saudi arabia i would know that this is all a dark consuls like me in the army to. actually look at all the making of me the army take a job when it's hard. i guess not so there was someone there why didn't i get it thanks for the service or took the not by me but i thought my god you're an equal hit. the bomb was for the thought of course thought it may back them to what it called forth all while the dishware wash of the bus could be any good today and there is some good in the other we're scared

after he left the saudi consulate in istanbul. said the consulate was also following up and coordinating with the turkish authorities to discover the circumstances of her show she's disappearance. the bloomberg news agency published a statement by mohammed bin cell man on wednesday the 3rd of october before the official saudi press agency followed suit 3 days later. m.b.'s said quote my understanding is he entered and he got out after a few minutes or maybe one hour. adding that he was not inside the consulate and that quote if he's in saudi arabia i would know that this is all a dark consuls like when the army take. action look at all the bacon i made the army tick. tick i kissed muscle there was someone there why didn't i get it thanks for the service or took them out by me but i thought my god. the bomb was for the thought of course i could maybe back them to what it called forth or what the dishware wash of the bus could be adequate to do me and there is some good near they were scared to return or. at the very 1st beginning o

quake caused a building collapse there is no information at this time on casualties let's cross to istanbul now where we can speak with cinema cinema this earthquake we understand struck just 60 minutes ago or so what information do you have for us at this time. well according to the official information we have according for interior ministry that in the say they have reports of 6 buildings that have collapsed after this 1st quake and according to is measures mayor who has a full mayor is they have received the reports of 20 buildings that have collapsed so far we don't have is so actually the rescue and search teams are dispatched to the area that's why we will be able to learn more accurate information as soon as they reached they reached the ground by the what we have heard from the resources that they have also asked for extra vehicles an extra personnel for that would be that would help for the search and rescue teams and according to the operational information so far it's 3 districts have been heavily impacted by this 1st break up of the voyager and bore no off and if we're born abo

after he left the saudi consulate in istanbul. said the consulate was also following up and coordinating with the turkish authorities to discover the circumstances of her show she's disappearance. the bloomberg news agency published a statement by mohammed bin selman on wednesday the 3rd of october before the official saudi press agency followed suit 3 days later m.b.'s said quote my understanding is he entered and he got out after a few minutes or maybe one hour. adding that he was not inside the consulate and that quote if he's in saudi arabia i would know that this is all a dark consuls like when the army take. action look at all the big name in the army take a job when it's hard. on christmas will there be someone there when you get it thanks for the service or took them out by many but i thought my god you're an equal in. the bomb was for the thought of course like me back to do what i call forth or what the dishware wash of the bus could be and i go to italy and the other side i go to the other we're scared to return or. at

after he left the saudi consulate in istanbul. said the consulate was also following up and coordinating with the turkish authorities to discover the circumstances of her show she's disappearance. the bloomberg news agency published a statement by mohammed bin salmoni on wednesday the 3rd of october before the official saudi press agency followed suit 3 days later m.b.'s said quote my understanding is he entered and he got out after a few minutes or maybe one hour. adding that he was not inside the consulate and that quote if he's in saudi arabia i would know that this is on a dark. when the army take. action look at all the breaking of the army tick. tick on christmas will there be some money then why did i get it thanks for the service or took them and i mean. i thought my god you know you cough they took. the bomb was for was horrible thought it may back don't. call forth all what the dish may have washer the bus could be a go to duty and float of some go to indonesia they were scared to return or. at the very 1st beginning of

after he left the saudi consulate in istanbul. said the consulate was also following up and coordinating with the turkish authorities to discover the circumstances of her show she's disappearance. the bloomberg news agency published a statement by mohammed bin cell man on wednesday the 3rd of october before the official saudi press agency followed suit 3 days later. m.b.'s said quote my understanding is he entered and he got out after a few minutes or maybe one hour adding that he was not inside the consulate and that quote if he's in saudi arabia i would know that this is all a dark consuls like when the army take. action look at all the making of me the army tick when it's hard to pick up this muscle there was someone there why didn't i get it thanks for the service or took them out by me but i thought my god. the bomb was for what i thought of course if i get me back to doing what i call forth or what the dishware bhatia them must be able to do in the end there is some good near they were scared to return or. at the very 1st be

after he left the saudi consulate in istanbul. said the consulate was also following up and coordinating with the turkish authorities to discover the circumstances of her show she's disappearance. the bloomberg news agency published a statement by mohammed bin cell man on wednesday the 3rd of october before the official saudi press agency followed suit 3 days later m.b.'s said quote my understanding is he entered and he got out after a few minutes or maybe one hour. adding that he was not inside the consulate and that quote if he's in saudi arabia i would know that this is all a dark couples like me in the army take. action look at all the big name in the army take a job when it's hard to pick up this muscle there was someone there why didn't i get it thanks for the service or took the not by me but i thought my god you're an equal in. the bomb was for the thought of course i could maybe act i'm doing what i call forth all what the dishwasher the bus could be able to do me and for the other side i go to the other we're scared to r

news paper and she joins us now live from istanbul. this was clearly a very strong earthquake we're hearing differing numbers from the different agencies anywhere between 6.6 and 7.0 but there have been reports that there is quake was strong enough to be felt in istanbul did you feel this earthquake at all when it struck. well actually i was right where i am at the moment when the earthquake hit and i did feel it very very strongly. so i can't imagine even how it was felt in is me or where it actually happened to stumble i people that i spoke to all said that they had found even earthquakes and we know that it was even felt from the greek island of someone sending actually has caused the damage. so unfortunately busy there has been you know announcement that 4 people have lost their lives so far and about 220 are already announced to be under the debris. you know it is very soon to actually speak on speaking on the numbers of the casualties unfortunately. as it very very short happened very. nearly about an hour ago or so so but we kno

geological survey puts it at a magnitude of 7.0 termers were felt as far as away as athens and istanbul turkish officials say at least 4 people are dead and 120 injured details are still coming in this is very much still a breaking story let's turn now to do to correspondent dorian jones who is in istanbul dorian active searches i understand are going on right now what's the latest what do we know about the casualties as well. well at the moment there is very limper mation on the number of casualties and deaths but we do know from the mayor of is near sawyer he says at least 20 buildings have collapsed and it's believed that there were people within those buildings when those buildings did fall under this of quake as we speak now there is efforts now to dig into this rubble to try and find people in those buildings we have reports at least one person has been dug out of the rubble and these efforts are extremely dangerous and extremely difficult you can't move quickly for fear of provide leaving to further collapses in the building as we speak now there are emergency services coming fro

live from istanbul bringing us all the latest of course on this devastating earthquake that struck just around 2 and a half hours ago now the latest we understand at least 4 people have been killed at least 120 people have been injured certainly several buildings have been brought in the turkish city of is near but this earthquake which registered 7.0 in magnitudes a coursing to the u.s. geological survey that earthquake was felt as far away as the islands of someone else the greek capital athens and the turkish city of is stan bull we're going to keep across this story for you bring you any updates as they happen there is so what's more ahead here on al-jazeera including new long stones beginning as european governments try to slow the rate of coronavirus infections for us new zealanders have their say on 2 big questions legal i think you've been easier at all in the recreational use of cannabis all that still to come after this break. the weather is largely set. japan over the next couple of days we've got some right in the forecast for the 2nd half of the way came glossy clear skies

this is halla barakat reporting from istanbul. >> halla and ouruba settled in istanbul, turkey, where she became a vocal member of the syrian opposition. >> we'll stay here, we'll stay in camps. >> which was working against the regime in damascus working against president bashar al assad. >> it's a harmful regime that doesn't care about our people. >> they felt the assad regime is brutal, and there's no justice in syria as long as he and his family have been in charge. halla was last heard from, from her colleague. when she didn't show up to work, her colleague called her friends. >> halla's friend went to check on her, and there was no answer when she knocked on the door to the apartment. >> so the police came, they had a locksmith open the door. and that's when they saw the bodies. >> it was a shocking video. it just showed an absolutely grisly crime scene. >> the bodies had been covered in blankets, detergent had been sprinkled on the blood on the floor. >> that seemed to be a way to conceal their odor from decomposition, which would give the killer or killers time to get away, day

people are known to been killed and 120 injured let's speak to al-jazeera 7 course is live for us in istanbul so what's the latest from israel. well as rain according to the governor of is meant for buildings have completely collapsed and for citizens were killed on their the rubbles of those buildings he also said that 70 citizens were. rescued by the search and rescue teams and we know that this 120 people have been injured of course the figures change dramatically even in minutes when these kinds of strong earthquakes happen this is what we know so far about the casualties but we don't know any accurate numbers because at 1st some source in some official sources said that they had reports of 6 pill things being collapsed then. the minister said that these 20 buildings were collapse so maybe there are more buildings that have been damaged and that have been collapsed so that the d.v.d. after india aftermath of the earthquake we have seen pictures showing some small coming out of those buildings that have collapsed people were in panic and on social media we are seeing some calls by citizens

so actually we can now talk to says it is an editor for the newspapers foreign desk in istanbul joins us by skype and i'm just wondering if what the earth quote earthquake felt like to you or if you felt any tremors a toll road to be honest but much. my family lives in israel so i was quite a group called my mom and she was shaking she was crying a little holes in her knee because. the court. didn't. do. a couple of public park. books. or mine mine mine. lives in there so it was a bit warmer clothes a moment marketable. you saying that they're very upset understandably where are your family now do they have a place to stay are they safe well my current with you so you don't stay in the current cause you know they will stay in my brother's holes which is all new. story. new or so they want to make sure that they will stay together and you know there is. official figures are that 14 people have died that includes 2 teenagers on the greek island of some lost but also more than 400 others were injured did your family or anybody that you know in izmir province tell you about what they migh

ensemble siren's is from istanbul one of 6 women's choirs that cathy milliken has been working with for the past year the choirs of from the remaining. serbia bulgaria cyprus and turkey firstly i went to each choir in each city and we had workshops and there i got to know the choirs i got to know how they sing i got to know how they function i got to know how they make decisions and that was incredibly important to me you know how they sort of manage their feelings of joy and how they transcend into song. collective search for an old foothold in each country the singers develop songs with it and sounds and texts in february they met up in istanbul and sang each of the songs the $36.00 women from different cultural backgrounds but they mostly agreed on the question of what joint means to them. the family and love and unity and certainly it was the choir that several you know the luxury of time is for us amazing because we are just so busy and another choir said it's actually luxury to be sitting here talking because we're not used to actually pulling together we used to from another poli

left istanbul for saudi arabia and they drew most of his impending arrest . after all those friends each investigation. made a couple of telephone calls international leaders including. in the most of europe and offered. at realized that the publication story of question has left the conflict is incredible so they accepted that mr question has been shielded inside the courts like. our camera team was able to monitor the frequent movement of saudi security staff between the consulates and the consul's house from the trials to the 17th of october. from this footage we determined that this team included chemical experts. janabi and toxicologist. rani. they were among the group that turkish media reported to deliberately destroyed evidence at the consulate and the consuls house. on october the 20 s. after repeated denials saudi arabia finally admitted that jamal was dead a statement by the saudi public prosecutor announced the arrest of 18 saudis for questioning and suggested an altar cation and fistfight had led to death. on october the 21st king solomon and the

and let's get more on this we are joined by errol under he is joining us from istanbul a journalist and a representative of reporters without borders in turkey welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us well as we just heard there there are reports of some governments around the world attacking journalists for reporting on the coronavirus even jailing them what are you seeing. i think the policy in turkey talk to very rightly when some shifting option luckily reporter where. i read that in the 1st line and then they're very meanly covering and trying to raise. about. 90. to the turkish authorities preferred to monaco lies. the day and and the coverage of. the 19 mainstream media rescreened from covering the critical voices and just the minister of have himself was. made for person today we understand that it's not enough to create awareness among the society the government complain of a lack of awareness among the society but. this government has done everything possible to reach to arrest rick critical voices when they argue that's the case this corner by risqué. was

has more from istanbul. despite it being one of the most notorious crimes in recent history to years have gone by and still justice has not been served in the murder case well jamal khashoggi 24 months on the focus on the saudi journalist who entered his country's consulate in istanbul never to be seen again may have died down but the outrage remains. had been writing for the washington post the 1st anniversary of his murder was marked in a high profile vigil attended by the post's owner and the world's richest man jeff bezos a monument was placed just yards from the saudi consulate store a place for people to pay their respects for the sling journalist who was not afforded even the rights for a proper burial a saudi official still refused to disclose the whereabouts of his body. or his remains. colleagues this year's anniversary is being marked with the launch of the organization which will she was setting up before he was killed dawn or democracy in the arab world now it was this type of work his advocacy

least 20 people a dead mostly in turkey and more than 700 others injured some cars so reports from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and rubble of buildings and is made trickiest 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt it while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse many buildings collapsed injuring hundreds. and hundreds of. this man says got you are the greatest please protect us it still continues. emergency responders are traveling from a stumble to support rescue efforts while residents are asked not to jam phone lines or transport links unnecessarily but i thought that the ground to chatted you cannot think or you try to do is get out everywhere was collapsing luckily our building was intact we were really panicked to manage to get out at the last minute turkey's president dredged up to a barge and was quick to respond to their earthquake shows there in the bush northern new jersey i w

denied in journalist jamal khashoggi his murder case 2 years after he was killed by saudi hit men in istanbul. we begin with breaking news that u.s. president donald trump and his wife are awaiting coronavirus test results after one of his close advisers tested positive hope picks traveled with trump to the presidential debate on tuesday and a campaign rally on wednesday now there's no indication yet whether the president has contract and kind of 19 himself. trump has tweeted in the past 20 minutes saying it's terrible the hope akes tested positive for growing a virus and that has been working hard he went on to say that him and his wife melania beginning the quarantine of process steve clemons is the host of al-jazeera is the bottom line and joins us now from chesterton and marianne stephen this is quite serious for the president is that this close to an election is he going to quarantine the same way that you and i might have to quarantine i think it's very hard to imagine that he will but you're on with 33 days from election we have a fight brewing over who might fill a supreme court seat

at 1st glance istanbul looks as lively as it did before the coronavirus crisis. is. but if you talk to shopkeepers in the touristy areas you'll only hear complaints there are still hardly any foreign visitors and the frustration is growing by the day. we hear from morning till evening but we sell very little sometimes just one souvenir a day for. all of us have debts we aren't selling anything we can't pay our rent so it's a lost season utterly lost because even luxury hotels like the parapet are in crisis mode because of the pandemic and. the building is one of the stumbles landmarks and manager john carroll proudly shows me how beautiful it is the hotel was billed 130 years ago for the passengers of the legendary orient express today guests are staying in rooms once graced by emperor as presidents and movie stars. or agatha christie who wrote crime novels here. at the moment so most of the $115.00 rooms of farley disinfected and abandoned. $21000.00 was a very successful year for. it was the changing of the person to a 95 per cent at the start of 2000 the. pandemic

the same care the head of the guta institute in istanbul took on the job of organizing the quiet summit there was some cultural barriers to overcome. the to call it was very moving to see the choir from bosnia and the choir from serbia singing to one another many were moved to tears because many of the songs are basically the same and that's very bonding and for the choir from cyprus it was hard travelling to istanbul it was emotionally challenging but the ice was broken very quickly here. the results of this musical journey of discovery were presented to the public for the 1st time in an installation in berlin that was supposed to be live singing but the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to that a huge disappointment the old for all still plans to go on tour to all 6 countries whenever that may be possible. and owed for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say a lot of events have been canceled or

the same affair care the head of the go to institute in istanbul took on the job of organizing the quiet summit there were some cultural barriers to overcome this was happening to the in the to call it was very moving to see the choir from bosnia and the choir from serbia singing to one another as many were moved to tears because many of the songs are basically the same and that's very bonding and for the choir from cyprus it was hard travelling to istanbul it was emotionally challenging but the ice was broken very quickly here. the results of this musical journey of discovery were presented to the public for the 1st time in an installation in berlin that was supposed to be live singing but the coronavirus pandemic put a stop to that a huge disappointment the old for all still plans to go on tour to all 6 countries whenever that may be possible. and ode for all and i'm joined by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk later and that's one beethoven year event that has managed to take place albeit a little differently than expected tell us what else is happening well as you say

the earthquake was centered of turkey's izmir province and was felt as far away as athens and istanbul turkey says at least 20 buildings have been flattened in izmir greek media is reporting that the incident triggered a mini tsunami that flooded the island of some. and he's 21 people are dead mostly in turkey and more than 700 others are injured so then because so has this report from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and the rubble of buildings and is made trickiest 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt that while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse many buildings collapsed injuring hundreds. and hundreds of. this man says got you are the greatest please protect us it still continues. emergency responders are traveling from a stumble to support rescue efforts while residents are asked not to jam phone lines or transport links unnecessarily. i thought that the ground to chatted yo

world's major cities to boycott a summit being hosted by saudi arabia jim out of shell has more from istanbul. despite it being one of the most notorious crimes in recent history 2 years have gone by and still justice has not been served in the murder case where jamal khashoggi 24 months on and the focus on the saudi journalist who answered his country's consulate in istanbul never to be seen again may have died down but the outrage remains crucial g. had been writing for the washington post the 1st anniversary of his murder was marked in a high profile vigil attended by the post's owner and the world's richest man jeff bezos a monument was placed just yards from the saudi consulate store a place for people to pay their respects for the slain journalist who was not afforded even the rights for a proper burial a saudi official still refused to disclose the whereabouts of his body or his remains. this year's anniversary is being marked with the launch of the organization which will she was setting up before he was killed dawn or democracy in the arab world now it was this type of work his advoc

the world's major cities to boycott a summit being held by saudi arabia dollars shell has more from istanbul. despite it being one of the most notorious crimes in recent history true years have gone by and still justice has not been served in the murder case of jamal khashoggi 24 months on the focus on the saudi journalist who entered his country's consulate in istanbul never to be seen again may have died down but the outrage remains. krishnaji had been writing for the washington post the 1st anniversary of his murder was mocked in a high profile vigil attended by the post's owner and the world's richest man jeff bezos a monument was placed just yards from the saudi consulate store a place for people to pay their respects for the slain journalist who was not afforded even the rights for a proper burial a saudi official still refused to disclose the whereabouts of his body or his remains. colleagues this year's anniversary is being marked with the launch of the organization which will she was setting up before he was killed dawn or democracy in the arab world now it was this type of work his

sharing this moment of loss. 0rla guerin, bbc news, istanbul. our top story this evening: experts say covid—19 is spreading "significantly" faster through england than the government‘s "worst case" plans. numbers needing hospital care are already higher than anticipated. and coming up — france remembers the three victims of this week‘s knife attack in nice. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: alun wyn jones — the record breaker — we hear from the wales captain as he prepares to win his 149th international cap — more than any other player. as the us presidential race enters its final weekend, more than 80 million americans have already cast their ballots. the issue that has dominated the campaign is the coronavirus pandemic, with america suffering many more deaths by far than any other country in the world. in the last of his special reports on the election, clive myrie looks now at how covid—19 has devastated one community in the crucial state of arizona — and how the virus could decide who wins the white house. in our culture,

the quake was felt as far away as istanbul and athens. turkey is crisscrossed by active fault lines, the danger always lying beneath. rescuers picked their way carefully through the rubble. here, finding a survivor and gently cradling his head. the man was brought out alive, like dozens of others. and, for some, emotional reunions. social distancing swept away by the chaos and the relief. izmir bore the brunt of this earthquake that two teenagers died in the greek islands. and in the midst of loss, there's been a rare display of solidarity between two nations that are deeply divided. turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, thanked greece for offering its help and said turkey was standing with its neighbour in difficult times. this is a glimpse of one mother's terror today. she sprints to the next room for her only child, an 18—month—old, asleep in his cot. she gets him away to safety. but danger also came surging from the aegean sea, sea levels rising because of a mini tsunami will stop there have been about 100 after—shocks. toni

let's cross to istanbul as seen in kosovo is right there for us and see them tell us more about what the president had to say. well basically president. there are some of the european leaders for failing in their domestic policies that's why they have been attacking turkey with hostile rhetorical this is what he sat for for for actually a long time turkish officials including president our don have been accusing some leaders in the european union for what they call far right for nationalist policies including netherlands and this is how they have been treating france for us and them and our micron as well basically don said that he was personally and not offended by the insult but. prophet mohammad being insulted in that car to cover of charlie have done. that actually upset at him so he basically said that i'm not taking it personally but i'm offended i'm upset because our prophet has been insulted basically this is what he said he's not in his speech he's not targeting the whole of europe as a whole but he had some calls especially about french president he accused him for trying t

sharing this moment of loss. 0rla guerin, bbc news, istanbul. well, let's cross to istanbul now and speak to ilgin karlidag, a journalist covering turkey for bbc monitoring. would you be able to bring us right date with the response? the response has been massive. turkish disaster agency had been dispatched to the scene and, as i'm speaking to you now, they are frantically searching for more survivors and their searching around 17 buildings that have collapsed, a total of 20 billings collapse but 17 are still being searched for survivors of. do you know what kind of buildings these were? were these older buildings that did not obey earthquake codes or newer buildings? ido earthquake codes or newer buildings? i do not know the exact details but what i can say is that some of the buildings that completely turned into rubble were among the oldest in the area, and if you look at images, you'll see some them having collapsed, whereas the others that are standing right next them are still standing tall, even if they have been slightly damaged. would y

in izmir and that many tsunami hit the greek island of some last seen in consumer reports now from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and the rubble of buildings and it's made trickiest 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt it while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse. whenever things collapsed injuring hundreds. and hundreds of. this man says got you are the greatest please protect us it still continues. emergency responders are traveling from a stumble to support rescue effort while residents are asked not to jam phone lines or transport links unnecessarily. i thought that the ground to chatted you cannot think or you try to do is get out everywhere was collapsing luckily our building was intact we were really panicked to manage to get out at the last minute turkey's president rejects a barge and was quick to respond to their earthquake shows there in the bush northern new jersey i wou

the earth quake was felt as far away as a thence and istanbul. turkey says at least 20 buildings were flattened in izmir. greek media reported that it triggered a mini tsunami. 20 people are dead mostly in turkey. and more than 00 others are injured. reporter: rescuers search for survivors in a rubble of buildings in izmir. the epicenter, 7 magnitude earthquake was on turkey's back side. >> the ground started to shake. while i was watching our building, i saw you this one collapse. >> many buildings collapsed injuring hundreds. [speaking foreign language] >> this man says, god, you're the greatest. please protect us. it still continues. emergency responders are traveling to support rescue efforts while residents are asked not to jam phone lines unnecessarily. >> i thought that the ground had shattered. you cannot think. all you try to do is get out. everywhere was collapsing. luckily our building was intact. we were panicked and managed to get out at the last minute. >> turkey's president was quick to respond to the earthquake. [speaking foreign

it's been 2 years since saudi journalist jamal ji was murdered inside his country's consulate in istanbul a coalition of human rights groups has been urging mayors of the world's major cities to boycott a summit being held by saudi arabia to mount a shell as well from istanbul. despite it being one of the most notorious crimes in recent history 2 years have gone by and still justice has not been served in the murder case where jamal khashoggi 24 months on the focus on the saudi journalist who entered his country's consulate in istanbul never to be seen again may have died down but the outrage remains crucial she had been writing for the washington post the 1st anniversary of his murder was marked in a high profile vigil attended by the post's owner and the world's richest man jeff bezos a monument was placed just yards from the saudi consulate store a place for people to pay their respects for the slain journalist who was not afforded even the rights for a proper burial a saudi official still refused to disclose the whereabouts of his body or his remains should. this year's anniversary is

they we re debutantes as well, istanbul. they were only founded in 1990, the turkish champions, they have a daunting task with those three clubs including united. we can see the other groups on the screen. what lies in store for the remaining three english size do you think which ella i would say for manchester city they have the easiestjob probably manchester city they have the easiest job probably although marseille one of the hardest guys to come out of group 4. you see with olympiacos and oporto, the liverpool group deal will be very entertaining. i ask, group deal will be very entertaining. iask, atalanta, they scored goals last year, they qualified for the knockout states despite losing the opening three games in the competition. by then the other debutantes, games in the competition. by then the other debuta ntes, michelin, games in the competition. by then the other debutantes, michelin, the danish champions. as for chelsea, there will be a reunion for the new goalkeeper. mindy just there will be a reunion for the ne

recorded in the quake was centered off techies izmir province and was felt as far away as athens and istanbul turkey says at least 20 buildings have been flattened in izmir greek media is reporting that the incident triggered a mini tsunami that flooded the island of some most. at least 21 people are dead mostly in turkey and more than 700 others injured so now because early reports from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and rubble of buildings and is made trickiest 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt it while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse many buildings collapsed injuring hundreds. and hundreds of. this man says got you are the greatest please protect us it still continues. emergency responders are traveling from a stumble to support rescue efforts while residents are asked not to jam phone lines or transport links unnecessarily. i thought that the ground to chatted you cannot th

been 2 years since saudi journalism all his shows he was murdered inside his country's consulate in istanbul activists have held a memorial event there after initially denying reports of his death the kingdom said the journalist was killed in a rogue operation by a team of agents sent to persuade him to return to saudi arabia turkey says it's committed to hold to account those responsible for the killing jamal asael has more from istanbul. despite it being one of the most notorious crimes in recent history 2 years have gone by and still justice has not been served in the murder case where jamal khashoggi 24 months on the focus on the saudi journalist who entered his country's consulate in istanbul never to be seen again may have died down but the outrage remains herschel g had been writing for the washington post the 1st anniversary of his murder was marked in a high profile vigil attended by the post's owner and the world's richest man jeff bezos a monument was placed just yards from the saudi consulate store a place for people to pay their respects for the slain journalist who was not affo

manner and in many tsunami hit the greek island of some us scene of course the early reports now from istanbul. rescuers search for survivors and rubble of buildings in is made trickiest 3rd biggest city the epicenter of friday afternoons shallow magnitude 7 earthquake was off the turkish cost. i have a shop on the back side i was talking with someone i felt that while we were outside the ground started to shake while i was watching our building i saw this one collapse many buildings collapsed injuring hundreds. and hundreds of. this man says got you are the greatest please protect us it still continues. emergency responders are traveling from a stumble to support rescue efforts while residents are asked not to jam phone lines or transport links on necessarily but i thought that the ground to chatted you cannot think or you try to do is get out everywhere was collapsing luckily our building was intact we were really panicked to manage to get out at the last minute turkey's president rejects a barge and was quick to respond to their earthquake shows that in the russian or the new jersey i would

you're in istanbul for us did you feel that earthquake in istanbul and just tell us what more you're hearing from where you are. well there are reports that possess that nearby cities around izmir have felt the earthquake also as some people in istanbul or were able to feel the. this is strength of the earthquake we heard that there are several off their shores off there this is $7.00 magnitude earthquake hits western city is mare according to turkey's disaster and management a disaster management agency is imaginative it is a 6.6 senate cording to the turkish is a snake survey agency it is $6.00 but this is one of the strong this is agency has been the epicenter of earthquakes for the last one year and especially western coastal cities including isn't it well off how witnessed earthquakes in the last one year but the magnitudes were usually around from $3.00 up to $4.00 and this is the 1st time that we have felt a very strong earthquake in west insists it is meant as the interior minister. as sad on his twitter account there are 6 buildings that have been reported to have been have

twnations normally deeply ntvided our sharing this mo bbc news, istanbul. laura: terror there in turkey and the greek islands. in france, the countries interim minister says that more attacks are likely. this follows the fatal stabbing of three people and a knife attack at a church in nice. emaial has been set up, with candles for the victims. it is the second such violence into weeks in france. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, faces from the front line. armenian soldiers face an uncertain future as a conflict with azerbaijan grinds on. ♪ laura: taiwa legalized same-sex marriages last year. now the first have taken pl this is a major step forward for the lgbt, as taiwan has primarily maintained the pandemic. reporter: over the last decade, taiwan hassiecome an incrly liberal democracy. the defense ministry called same section marriages and open and progressive move. >> i mad the decision to get married here in the hope that more gay couples in the mility could have the courage to come out, knowing that our cou

istanbul was hit by an earthquake which claimed over 17,000 lives. we are seeing again fallen, collapsed buildings. it has also allowed turkey to develop expertise in rescue operations, and turkey is drawing on that expertise as we speak. phil: all this while the world is in the grip of a pandemic. how is that complicating things? dorian: that certainly is another factor, given that you have hundreds of thousands of people on the streets and finding some kinds of refuge and congregating in very large numbers. turkey is in the group of eight cobit upsurge, and this will only add to the concerns of that pandemic. for now, these people are just trying to find a safe space to spend the night. phil: thank you for that. to france, where police have arrested a second suspect in connection with thursday's knife attack in nice. investigators believe the man was in contact with the man who killed three people. the countries interior minister says ants is being targeted for its staunch defense of free expression and secularism and warned that more of such attac

joining us from reporters without borders from istanbul. here's a look at some other developments in the coronavirus pandemic the world health organization has linked rising case numbers in the northern hemisphere to a failure to quarantine people exposed to the virus it's called for more consistency in enforcing self isolation measures ireland is reactivating its highest level of her struction zz from wednesday on words bars and restaurants will only be able to serve take away and people will have to stay within 5 kilometers of their home for all but essential purposes schools however are allowed to stay open india has posted its lowest daily number of cases in nearly 3 months infections have been decreasing since a peak in september. while berlin is famous for its nightlife especially the club scene that all came to a grinding halt of course earlier this year due to the coronavirus pandemic nightclubs remain closed now the city's government has tried to impose an 11 pm closing time on all bars and restaurants some bar owners have gone to

all right dorian jones or who porting from istanbul saying. next we turn our attention to france police there have arrested a 2nd suspect over the knife attack at the basilica nice that has left 3 people dead it was the 3rd islamist attack in france in 2 months president. is holding an emergency cabinet meeting and the interior minister is warning that more militant attacks on french soil are likely. a place of worship the scene of terror connell's laid outside the not true church in means a tribute for the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams. france's top antiterrorism prosecutor says this had the hallmarks of a terrorist attack they detained a man at the scene. when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a 2 newseum national born in 1999. and initial investigations have shown that this is the perpetrator moreover. the person concerned isn't known international thing or print database and isn't known to the in

starts on tuesday night among the matches germany's are the rb light seek host fish actually here of istanbul leg seat reached the tournament semifinals last season and despite losing their star striker in the summer the start of the current campaign with a bang. he has every reason to smile at the moment you know goals and it's like a secret top of the brain misleader unbeaten and scoring goals like this. i fear state may star striker tino van there after his move to chelsea scene misplay so far novels mern is more than happy with the balance of his team. the young skin on the equipment and all the boys all get along with each other really well and so do the coaching staff there's a good spirit among us and i hope the players notice that we all speak the same language and all have the same desire to win at the moment for sheen experion and grandma little stuff given under. like 6 run in last season's champions league was ended by paris and your man in the semifinals the french side along with bush actually here in manchester united are in light 6 group tricky but doable the according to the

the quake was felt as far away as istanbul and athens. turkey is crisscrossed by active fault lines, the danger always lying beneath. rescuers picked their way carefully through the rubble. here, finding a survivor and gently cradling his head. the man was brought out alive, like dozens of others. and, for some, emotional reunions. social distancing swept away by the chaos and the relief. izmir bore the brunt of this earthquake that two teenagers died in the greek islands. and in the midst of loss, there's been a rare display of solidarity between two nations that are deeply divided. turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, thanked greece for offering its help and said turkey was standing with its neighbour in difficult times. this is a glimpse of one mother's terror today. she sprints to the next room for her only child, an 18—month—old, asleep in his cot. she gets him away to safety. but danger also came surging from the aegean sea, sea levels rising because of a mini tsunami and there have been about 100 after—shocks. tonight, t

murder of saudi journalist some of the shows activists say there's still no real justice we're live in istanbul. and the same with your supporters rafa nadal tries to reach round 4 of the french open and a blow for formula one is engine supplier and the old says it is to leave the school to. the u.s. president is in isolation after testing positive for covert 19 and a month out from election day there's new on the certainty over the campaign the president confirmed the results in a late night tweet hours after a top aide was confirmed to have the virus it's just gone 9 o'clock in the morning in washington d.c. where the president remains in the white house aide hope pigs had traveled with the times several times in the past few days including on tuesday to the debate in cleveland ohio the next day they flew together to a campaign rally in minnesota. we're across all the fallout from this alan fisher is in washington d.c. and he's watching the biden campaign and keeping an eye on the new york stock exchange is kristen salumi that he is in london for us dominic cain is in the german capital and o

and this was big enough to be felt in istanbul and the greek capital, athens. and danger came from the aegean, which surged onto the streets. sea levels rising because of a mini tsunami, the impact felt in turkey and the greek islands — two nations normally deeply divided but sharing this moment of loss. in france, the country's interior minister has warned that more militant attacks are likely, and said the country was at war with islamist ideology. this follows the fatal stabbing of three people in a knife attack at a church in nice. a memorial has been set up outside the basilica, with flowers and candles lit for the victims. it's the second such violence in two weeks. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's programme: faces from the front line in nagorno—karabakh. armenian solders face an uncertain future, as the conflict with azerbaijan grinds on. taiwan legalised same—sex marriages last year, and now the first unions of couples in the armed forces have taken place. it's a major step forward for the island's lgbtq community

arwa damon in istanbul. >>> british forces stormed a tracker. seven suspects have been detained and the crew said to be safe. the liberia flag vessel left from nigh jaer i can't and was expected to leave southampton. it made zigzag maneuvers in a possible attempt to alert authorities. >>> coronavirus numbers are rising across the u.s. and the trump administration's hands off approach seems to have backfired. but one doctor says we could get numbers back in line if people wore masks. >> why not make efforts to contain it? >> we are making efforts to contain it. >> by running all over the country not wearing a mask? >>> welcome back to you, our viewers until the united states, canada and around the world. with a little more than a week until election day, vice president mike pence campaigned in north carolina sunday, a day after news emerged that several of his staffers tested positive for covid. he and his boss spent the weekend campaigning for re-election. vice president says he's tetsed negative for the virus and won't quarantine. white house c

after the murder of saudi journalists and activists say there's still no real justice where life in istanbul. a u.s. president isolated in the white house and a whole lot of new questions over the direction of the u.s. election campaign we're continuing our breaking news that. elements from washington where donald trump and 1st lady maloney have tested positive for covert 19 the president confirmed the results in a late night tweet hours after a top aide was confirmed to have the virus hope akes had traveled with the trumps several times in the past few days including on tuesday to the debate in cleveland ohio the next day the flew together to accompany romney in minnesota. white house correspondent kimberly hauck of his joining us from washington d.c. the statements that originally were coming out from the white house company were attempting to be in some way reassuring but do we have any idea what might actually be happening in the administration. what we know is this is an administration that was up until the wee hours of the morning the lights never really going off at the white house it