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About jamal khashoggi, despite well, in case you missed it, if you caught sunday's "60 speculation the saudis have not yet admitted that the minutes" interview with president trump, you might have noticed two things. "washington post" contributor one, the big jar of mostly pink was killed after entering the saudi consulate two weeks ago. starbursts sitting on the kre they have searched it for clues. d -- credenza, and two, that painting hanging on the back police found evidence that wall. it's a piece called "the khashoggi had been killed there. republican club." it shows the president and h...

And we consistently tried to build it for that. >> the engineers took all kinds of things. >> apparently so. >> my understanding is the codes -- the hurricane andrew code is that you have to build a house to withstand 120 miles an hour winds. you built this to withstand 240 miles an hour winds; is that right? >> 240, 250 something like that. it is poured concrete walls on top of 40 foot pilings and rebar all in the walls. steel cables go from the gurters above the pilings through the roof and continue through the roof down the other side on the back wall. >> and then of course you can see the ...

>> and when you were doing that, what were you thinking? >> i'm just thinking how in the [ bleep ] that i get in this situation. you know, i was scared for my life. >> reporter: and then gavin then got out of the mercedes, said creech. and there was something in his hand. >> it was like a ten to twelve-inch stainless steel thing that at the time i thought was a knife. we fell in the ground, and we went at it for about ten or fifteen seconds exchanging punches. >> at some point did you get that weapon? >> i kept punching him until he let go of it. >> okay. and what'd you do with the weapon? >> ...

The first week out of that michelangelo was actually intimidated by the sheer scope to see it sheer immensity of the challenge but he then went for it and he built famously a scaffold up to the roof of the sistine chapel it would go up there for over a period of four years imagine working for four years on the project and there are two stories there of this that is the story that he would lie down and paint like that so that's the story that he would paint with his neck craned his neck bend like that either way it was very painful for his back very bad for his back and it was a tortured time b...

Widespread corruption has depleted public funds and the cost of fighting this corruption is also high the federal government in brasilia has come to a near standstill the president and many of his ministers are devoting all their energy to defending themselves against the judiciary brazil is virtually paralyzed urgent reforms have been postponed ordinary citizens have less and less faith in their government. many are resting their hopes on general elections scheduled for october two thousand and eighteen but transparency international is skeptical. there is no assurance that what comes next is...